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Favorite thing: The main square (as in the intro pic) is the place to be seen in and it is a great place on a sunny summers day as you can enjoy a beer, coffee or even a meal in one of the restaurants with tables outside. In this picture is also the tourist information in the brick building so yes, this really is the place where to get your bearings and meet people. Some restaurants double as night clubs too and there are more bars just around the corner in Skolegade. Hard to believe that the square was once in the outskirts of the city in the days when it only revolved around the harbour.
Written Apr 10, 2007
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Favorite thing: Asked for a Danish drink at King George and got "Porno"- an aqua blue mix of vodka, cream and pineapple juice. Very, very nice and on the mild side. Try something authentically Danish!
Written Feb 4, 2006
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Favorite thing: A little holiday island of the coast of Esbjerg, catch the ferry from Esbjerg.
Fondest memory: Get the bus to the beaches. Don't bother taking the car, it'll only get stuck in the sand.
Written Oct 6, 2002
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A little holiday island of the coast of Esbjerg, catch the ferry from Esbjerg. Get the bus to the beaches. Don't bother taking the car, it'll only get stuck in...
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Q: We are travelling on the DFDS ferry to Esbjerg in May, and will be continuing to Copenhagen by train, but have hit a brick wall...
A: I have travelled by train from Copenhagen to Esjberg and back and the trains go from Esjberg at the rate of 2-3 per hour for a good part of each day. The trip takes...
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a watertower, nice houses & great icecream
Esbjerg is a small town on the southern westcoast of Danmark and it has some interesting buildings.
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Esbjerg is a place that few have heard of, but which is well-known to those of us crossing the North Sea between Scandinavia and England, and for everyone going to the lovely island of Fanoe. The town...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Esbjerg. I'd love to share with you the 3 tips I've written, the 4 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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In the good old days when Esbjerg harbour was working at full capacity, before the depletion of fish stock and European quotas, some people used to complain that Esbjerg smelt of fish when the wind......
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is *not* January. Or the winter months, in general. Across the North Sea from Copenhagen, Esbjerg is a charming little town of 115, 000 people in Jutland. It's not too surprising that it's not all...
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