쇠비 쇠 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

숲속에 티피 모양으로 쌓아놓은 나뭇가지와 죽은 나무로 지어진 두 개의 "원시적인" 쉼터.

펀넨 섬을 가로질러 60킬로미터에 걸쳐 흐르는 오덴세 강은 오덴세의 중심부를 통과하며 녹색 통로를 형성합니다. 강변 산책로인 Åstien은 지역 공원과 삼림 지대를 탐험할 수 있는 평탄한 경로를 보행자와 자전거 이용자에게 제공합니다.

Stenløse Skov 숲은 구불구불한 Odense Å 강 계곡을 향해 내려갑니다. 이 숲의 오솔길은 인기 있는 Åstien 루트와 직접 연결되어 하이커와 사이클리스트에게 이상적인 우회로가 됩니다.

Odense is a fairytale city. In the parks or along the roadsides, you will see a total of 16 sculptures and statues depicting characters from Andersen's fairytales. Here by the lake, the mermaid appears.

A very beautiful park, nice to look at

Great place for a break.

The "Havhesten" (Seahorse) is a famous sculpture and fountain in Odense. Located at the entrance to Munke Mose Park, directly on the banks of the Odense River (near the Slusebroen, or Lock Bridge), it depicts a powerful, snorting mythical creature with the upper body of a horse and a mermaid on its back. The sculpture is made of bronze. Created by the Danish sculptor Carl Hugo Liisberg, the artwork was erected in 1939. The sculpture is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's play "Agnete and the Water Sprite," specifically by Agnete's lullaby, which was part of one of Andersen's more dramatic poems. The figure symbolizes the connection between humans and the mythical creatures of the water. The sculpture is a popular attraction in Munke Mose and a distinctive landmark of the city.

Munke Mose is a large, popular park in the heart of Odense, offering many recreational opportunities. One of these is a water playground, which is especially popular with children. The playground is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales and features elements reminiscent of nature, such as large butterflies, tree stumps, and ducks. The playground includes a small water play area where children can play with the stream of water. It is designed for balancing on large lily pads or sliding down a slide. The water features are part of a larger playground area in the park, ideal for families. The park itself is located on the Odense Å River and also offers the opportunity to go canoeing or pedal boating.