Attractions in Fanø

The large sculpture "The Man by the Sea" was built in 1994 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Esbjerg as a separate municipality. It should represent the encounter of the unspoiled man with nature. read more

Great area, nature can do what it wants here. When there is a storm, you have to be careful whether the paths are still passable.

At the moment (9/2018) the mill is being restored.

From this elevation you can already see the surroundings and the sea. If you're on the corner, definitely climb! ⛰

The church has a baptismal font from the year 1700

Sandy passages and crisp climbs, with -E- a real highlight 💯

Beautiful large forest playground for young and old with plenty of seating

Skallingen
The outermost part of Ho is called Skallingen, where it is possible to go by bike or car to the parking lot. Skallingen was created over several centuries by … read more

What insane figures! Just standing there on the beach. :-)
Wonderful eye-catcher with a good unobstructed view of the Danish Sea.

Great area, but you should rather explore on foot, hardly ride a trekking bike at the moment. It works with an MTB.

The beach isn't pretty, but you can still take long walks and enjoy the sea air.

DANGER:
Unfortunately, some people run a highlight competition and evaluate other people's highlights and their photos extra negatively!

The old courthouse and prison was designed in 1892 by the architect HC Amberg. It has shaped Esbjerg with its checkered history. Without the sustained commitment of the city's citizens, … read more

Opening hours:
1.6. - 19.9. Tuesdays - Sundays
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed on Mondays

16.9. - 31.10 and 1.4. - 31.5.
Saturdays and Sundays only
10 a.m. - … read more

Beautiful historical place where life pulsates in summer. In the cafés and restaurants around the statue - and King Christian the 9th (*1818 to 🪦1906) of Denmark watches over everyone.

The fishing and maritime museum / saltwater aquarium in Esbjerg was opened to visitors in 1968. A modernized robbarium opened in 2013 and a new Wadden Sea pavilion opened in 2014. read more

Ideal trip in bad weather. Here you can shop and eat out. There is something for the whole family, unfortunately no hardware store 🤣🤣.

A very cozy old Seeman resort with thatched houses and a lot of old flair. It is best to stroll through the village on foot.

If you ride your bike early in the morning on the beach with the wind and the sea or you go for a walk, you have found inner peace.

A small town to fall in love with, every year gladly again.

Officially, you are not allowed to ride a bike on the last stretch.
Nice route and above all a great view. There are benches here for a break.