Bygningsværker i Esbjerg

Musikhuset Esbjerg is a vibrant and dynamic arts centre, which year after year presents more than 150 concerts, theater shows, standup shows, musicals, operas and much more.

Even when there are no performances, the building itself is well worth a visit, designed as it was by the world-famous Danish architect Jørn Utzon, in collaboration with his son, Jan Utzon

Esbjerg Ting- og Arresthus is a medieval castle in the middle of Esbjerg. Refined details in the masonry, crested gables and a tower that extends 30 meters to the sky.

Esbjerg Railway Station was built in 1904 and was designed by DSB's chief architect Heinrich Wenck (1851-1936), who for more than a generation shaped the architecture for DSB (employed 1882-1921).

Esbjerg's landmark on the hill. The tower is no longer open to the public.

The street is a museum street and a successful example of Esbjerg's City Center project that began in 1993.

Landgangen is a safe and beautiful promenade for pedestrians and cyclists in Esbjerg, which connects the dock harbor with the city center of Esbjerg.

Some of the biggest wind turbines in the world with a total height of 200 metres stand on the coast near Esbjerg.