Get married in Esbjerg - the city buzzing with life
In Esbjerg, The Old Court House from 1892 sets the romantic scene for your wedding. Centrally located on the Main Square in the heart of Esbjerg, ceremonies are held in the beautiful wedding room.
The Old Court Hous was built in 1892, and was used for official purposes until 1983. The jail was active until 1947, when the last inmates were released. During World War II, the German Occupation used the house for their purposes, and many Danish freedom fighters were imprisoned here. The prison cells still exist in the jailhouse.
Please note that there are stairs at the entrance and inside. But it is possible to use an elevator. To use the lift, you must enter via the gate in Torvegade, walk across the yard to the Court house. If this entrance is locked, the Wedding registrar can unlock it for you. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about this.
"..in 2013, The Old Court House underwent a major restoration, so the house again looks beautiful and creates a beautiful and inviting setting for your wedding. A beautiful breathing space in the middle of an energetic city .."

