Esbjerg-Men by the sea, Seaman museum, Havehavs center, Ribe "The oldest city", Ribe viking center,

First Stop - Men by the Sea- Perched on Sædding Beach, the monumental Men at Sea sculptures are four stark-white, 9 m-tall seated figures by Svend Wiig Hansen, gazing meditatively out over the North Sea.Second stop- Seaman museum- Over 50 years of maritime history—fishing, seafaring, offshore rigs, and Wadden Sea life—come to life through interactive galleries and working exhibits. Thirds stop- Vadehavs center- Discover Vadehavscentret, a striking UNESCO‑recognized visitor centre near Ribe that seamlessly blends into the marshland with its thatched façade and mission to share the wonders of the Wadden Sea National Park. Explore award-winning interactive exhibitions on tides, migratory birds, seals, and mudflat ecology, then step outside to scenic coastal hikes, oyster and seal safaris, or seasonal events designed for all ages and abilitiesFourth stop- Ribes´s cathedral and oldest city of Denmark- Ribe Cathedral, founded around 860 as Denmark’s earliest Christian site and rebuilt between 1150–1250 in tufa stone, now standing as the nation’s best-preserved Romanesque church with later Gothic and historicist additions. Its five aisles, twin towers, medieval bronze portal ("cat’s head"), magnificent frescoes in the apse by Carl Henning Pedersen, and a climbable 52-m Commoners’ Tower offering sweeping views make it a must-visit cultural beacon awarded two Michelin stars.