Buildings in Esbjerg
In just 150 years Esbjerg went from being a port for agricultural exports to being Denmark's energy metropolis. This is reflected in the beautiful buildings and urban environments that Esbjerg proudly show off.
Photo: Vadehavskysten
Photo: Musikhuset Esbjerg
Esbjerg Performing Arts Centre
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.
Photo: Destination Vadehavskysten
The old courthouse and jail - Esbjerg
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.
Photo: Destination Vadehavskysten
Esbjerg Railway Station from 1904
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).
Photo: Torben Meyer | Esbjerg Byhistoriske Arkiv© Sydvestjyske Museer
Esbjerg Water Tower
Esbjerg's landmark on the hill. The tower is no longer open to the public.
Photo: Destination Vadehavskysten© Esbjerg Byhistoriske Arkiv
Museum Street H.C. Ørstedsgade - Esbjerg
The street is a museum street and a successful example of Esbjerg's City Center project that began in 1993.
Photo: Torben Meyer, Esbjerg Byhistoriske Arkiv© Esbjerg Byhistoriske Arkiv
Landgangen in Esbjerg - a path between port and city
Landgangen is a safe and beautiful promenade for pedestrians and cyclists in Esbjerg, which connects the dock harbor with the city center of Esbjerg.
Photo: Torben Meyer© Esbjerg Kommune
Giant Wind turbines near Esbjerg
Some of the biggest wind turbines in the world with a total height of 200 metres stand on the coast near Esbjerg.
