Must visit places in the old towns

Ærøskøbing is in itself an attraction and is often referred to as the Fairytale town.

DFDS warehouse from 1916.

Faaborg Shopping and City Life The city name “Foburgh” which is believed to mean “the castle of the fox”, is mentioned for the first time in the year 1229, where King Valdemar the victorious…

Welcome to Bogense – a cozy market town gem on North Funen. Experience the town's roots dating back to 1288, explore idyllic streets along the Bybækken stream, enjoy shopping in the center, and feel the maritime atmosphere in the large marina.

Møllergade is not only the city’s longest shopping street – it is the very essence of Svendborg! This is where you find funny oddities, great food and sprightly, unconventional creativity.

Walk through Slotsgade and enjoy the view of the unique urban space and surroundings – part of the so-called “Mirror of Princes”, which is reflected in the still waters of Møllegraven, while Nyborg Castle stands proud right ahead of you...

If there is something that is perceived as archetypal for Kerteminde, it is the old fishing environment at Lillestranden. And it has probably existed as long as the city.

The Old Town dates back to medieval times and is situated on the East side of the city centre. The main streets Overgade and Nedergade, were the right places to live and where the most powerful and influential citizens had their houses and businesses.