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Town in Southern Denmark, Denmark
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the Cultural Island
a fairly new building on the waterfront build after the architectural principle of no right angles. The tourist information, the cinema, the library and a restaurant (shifting owner and concept about once a month due to constant bankruptcy) is to be found here. Just outside this building is a marina.
A large Lutheran church.
Several local boutiques are to be found here, including interesting local special shops.
The castle is used for conferences and meetings. There is a restaurant too. The garden is very beautiful and romantic, though.
Ceramics Museum
Old and modern Danish ceramics in beautiful surroundings. The cafe has cakes and sandwiches.
Walk and climb the old railway bridge between Fyn and Jylland. Enjoy the beautiful nature in every direction. And you have a good chance to spot a harbour porpoise jumping out of the water.
Good traditional Danish food.
The White Lady
The menu is limitied but delicious. Some of the vegetables are grown in the garden at the castle. The surroundings are amazing, especially if you can eat outside on the terrasse.
Gourmet restaurant at the waterfront
Nice cafe with outdoor service at the waterfront with a view to both bridges
Exclusive hotel with nice rooms and a unique view over Fænøsund.
Serviced by the highway and the main train line, Middelfart is easily accessible. Billund Lufthavn is the nearest airport, and a car rental can be found there.
Read in the guideMiddelfart is not a large city, so transport in Middelfart is mainly by foot.
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ItinerariesThe Marguerite Route (Margueritruten) is a long route around Denmark passing the country's major cities and more than a thousand smaller and larger attractions.
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Culture & historyWhether they're unusually short, unusually long, sound like a naughty English word, or are just plain silly, places with unusual names can be fun destinations.
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Culture & historyThough not a country often associated with colonialism, Denmark (or Denmark–Norway during the union between the two countries) had an empire.
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Travel tipsDenmark, Norway and Sweden are constitutional monarchies.
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