One of highest natural places in Denmark. They have removed trees from some slopes to enable nice views towards Silkebork lakes.

Ejer Bavnehøj is the third-highest natural point in Denmark (170.35 m). At its summit is a 13 m tall tower, built in 1924, commemorating the reunion of the south of Jutland with the rest of Denmark after the First World War. Historically Ejer Bavnehøj was mostly known as a site for a beacon where signal-fires were lit in order to warn the military and local population if the enemy were on the way. Entry tricket for the tower costs 10 DKK paid by MobilPay.

Historical interesting place with ruins, real skeletons, medicinal and toxic herbs

One week filled with music, happy people in the age of 15 to 70 years some all days and some just one day - greate fun and possibility to camp.

Fantastic beautiful and worth a visit

Was there on Kvindernes Kamp dag 2025 but did,nt see any fights.. Great place,Pricy food,good views from restaurant

Very interesting and scenic place. An old paper factory on the grounds of a monastery. Lot of info signs, bird watch tower and beautiful nature. When I was there it was around dusk and a bit foggy. I really thought of Loch Ness and a monster out there is the mystic waters.

(Translated by Google) The story behind Ry church Ry Kirke was consecrated on the last Sunday in 1909, and could therefore celebrate its 100th birthday on Sunday 31 October 2009. The initiators were the then newly established women's association, which later became the Danish Women's Association. Ry Kirke therefore stayed in initially called "the women's church". The church was designed by architect S.F. Kühnel and was primarily built by local craftsmen. Poul Steffensen, who is buried at Ry Kirkegård, executed and donated the altarpiece to the church. About Ry, the women and the church 1869 was an important year for the creation of the town of Ry. In that year, DSB decided that they wanted to build a cross-rail that would go from Skanderborg to Silkeborg, and they wanted to acquire a plot of land near Rye Mølle on the Siim heath, where a station building was to be built. An enterprising man in Svejstrup, Søren Sørensen, saw the chance for a new livelihood and built a grocery store and an inn near the station grounds. Now the development was fast: 2/5-1871 the new railway was inaugurated, more houses were added, so that in 1884 there were 10 houses in Ry. A gymnasium had been built the year before, and in 1886 a private school was established under primitive conditions on Fredensvej. In 1888 the school had 24 pupils, which was too many for the room; they therefore bought a plot of land on Klostervej and built the town's first schoolhouse. (Original) Historien bag Ry kirke Ry Kirke er indviet den sidste søndag i 1909, og kunne derfor fejre 100 års fødselsdag søndag d. 31. oktober 2009. Initiativtagerne var den dengang nyoprettede kvindeforening, som senere blev til Dansk Kvindesamfund. Ry Kirke blev derfor i begyndelsen kaldt "kvindernes kirke". Kirken er tegnet af arkitekt S.F. Kühnel og blev primært bygget af lokale håndværkere. Poul Steffensen, som er begravet på Ry Kirkegård udførte og skænkede altertavlen til kirken. Om Ry, kvinderne og kirken 1869 blev et vigtigt år for byen Ry's tilblivelse. I det år bestemte DSB nemlig, at man ville anlægge en tværbane, der skulle gå fra Skanderborg til Silkeborg, og man ville erhverve en grund i nærheden af Rye Mølle på Siim hede, hvor der skulle bygges en stationsbygning. En driftig mand i Svejstrup, Søren Sørensen, øjnede chancen for et nyt levebrød og byggede en købmandshandel og en kro i nærheden af stationsgrunden. Nu gik udviklingen hurtigt: 2/5-1871 indviedes den nye jernbane, flere huse kom til, således at der i 1884 var 10 huse i Ry. Året før havde man bygget et gymnastikhus, og i 1886 oprettedes en privat skole under primitive forhold på Fredensvej. I 1888 havde skolen 24 elever, hvilket var for mange til lokalet; man købte derfor en grund på Klostervej og opførte byens første skolehus.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old church. (Original) Flot gammel kirke.

If you enjoy the spirit of old castle, worth it! Looking for morden stuff and expensive luxury better choose another destination. I loved it a lot and mid of November landed in Christmas Wonderland!!! Never been there before. And the dinner was very delicious.Thank u!

Very interesting 2nd world war bunker museum. Can easily spend a few hours exploring this place that is made up of two parts; one about the Germans and the purpose of the bunkers and another part about the freedom fighter movement in the area.

We came for lunch. Very traditional fair. I had the Christmas plate and everything was delicious, roast pork, ham, Christmas herring, shrimp. My plate also included cheese and walnuts with honey, cookies and chocolate cake. My husband had a hamburger with the best fries in Skanderborg. We also ordered hot chocolate. The waitstaff was very knowledgeable and kind. The ambiance is nice and cozy located in a farm. It is next to a farm museum. I highly recommend this restaurant. They have a weekend brunch that would probably be amazing. Enjoy.

(Translated by Google) One of Denmark's smallest, oldest and most beautiful churches. Welcome to the church's website and read the story, it's good, maybe then a beer in Ry at Denmark's smallest pub Høkeren... (Original) En af Danmarks mindste ,ældste og smukkeste kirker. God ind på kirkens hjemmeside og læs historien,den er god,måske derefter en øl i Ry på Danmarks mindste værtshus Høkeren...

Great place for a walk or a run. Beautiful lake and trees. Wonderful living space for ducks.

The place to be when you search for the voice of your silence ✨

(Translated by Google) Cozy church and good priests. Fantastic experience when the choir sings. (Original) Hyggelig kirke og gode præster. Fantastisk oplevelse når koret synger.