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It was built in the early 15th century, and its tower, which is wider on top than on the bottom, was erected ca. 1550. The church houses two organs: the oldest in the west pulpit was built by Demant & Son in 1861 with a baroque facade from 1633; the other from 1974 is by Frobenius & Sons. As the result of a restoration in 1995–1996, the church has a number of modern features, including an altarpiece by Arne Haugen Sørensen and a glass baptismal font.
The lagoon is an obvious attraction in Ringkøbing. Hike or bike around the shores and enjoy the views and the rich birdlife. The Bagges Dæmning causeway immediately west of town is a popular spot. It is also possible to canoe or do watersports here in the summer.
A freshwater lake (despite the name) and nature site 5 km north of Ringkøbing. Hike the small Hindø island og take a dip at the small sandy Alrum Strand beach.
Edutainment park about nature, biodiversity and climate. No rides as such but plenty to see and do, also for kids (all texts are in Danish, English and German). 2 hours minimum, but if you bring kids and they like it go for 4 hours (5 if you plan to eat in the cafeteria).
Go to Søndervig at the coast 9 km west of Ringkøbing. Søndervig is a tiny town in itself, but swells with holiday makers in the summer. Enjoy the vibe, the vast sandy beach, or grab a bite or a cold beer at an eatery. Several playgrounds for kids and a large water world holiday center (Lalandia).