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Originally built by King Christian IV (1588-1648) and once owned by the Danish naval hero Niels Juel (1629-97), Valdemars Slot is Denmark's largest private residence and the only privately owned royal palace. Located on the island of Tåsinge, the estate is one of Denmark's most scenic spots. The area is home to a diverse range of wildlife, and public hiking trails lead through the forest and along the coast. Further detailed information can be found here: https://www.valdemarsslot.dk/

The Christiansminde Stampemølle (Stamming Mill) in Svendborg was built in 1770 by six tanners who found the journey to the Red Mill in Hvidkilde, just a few kilometers away, too long. The mill ceased operations in 1906, but the three-meter-high paddle wheel still turns around the clock, at least when water flows past the mill in the stream. The stamping machine is intact inside, but unfortunately, there is still no access. The mill is located on the beach in Christiansminde, Svendborg. https://www.visitsvendborg.dk/svendborg/svendborg/christiansminde-stampemoelle-gdk742878

The Church of Our Lady is located at Frue Kirkestræde 8, in 5700 Svendborg. It was probably built in the first half of the 12th century with a nave and chancel. In the second half of the 14th century, the church was converted into a nave with the construction of a new chancel. The transepts, of which the northern one is the oldest, were probably built around 1400. The tower and porch were built in the late Middle Ages. The sacristy, dating from 1884, replaced a medieval sacristy on the same site. The church received its present appearance through an extensive restoration in 1884. The altarpiece dates from around 1604, with paintings by C.W. Eckersberg from 1824-1825. The pulpit has the dates 1597 and 1599 carved into the basket. The figures of the basket and other details were carved in 1884 by the woodcarver Erik Nielsen from Hesselager. The baptismal font, dating from 1884, was made by the sculptor Otto Evens. https://kirker.dk/kirke/vor-frue-kirke-svendborg/

The Svendborgsund Bridge is an impressive bridge connecting the island of Funen with the island of Tåsinge. Opened in 1966, it spans the Svendborgsund Strait with an impressive length of approximately 1,224 meters. The bridge is a landmark of the region and has helped facilitate traffic between the islands and the mainland. With its striking arched structure and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, the Svendborgsund Bridge attracts both locals and tourists who enjoy crossing it and experiencing its architectural beauty. It is possible to cross the bridge on foot or by bicycle. Facts: Year of construction: 1966. Roadway: 8.5 m wide. Length: 1,220 m. Sidewalk on both sides: 2.5 m wide. Clearance: 33 m. Clearance width: 90 m. The bridge was inaugurated on November 18, 1966. https://www.visitaeroe.de/aero/explore/svendborgsundbroen-gdk762114

Trail with a mix of challenging sections that test both your skills and endurance, there's something for every level. The well-maintained trails wind through beautiful forests, and the technical features add an extra thrill.

The Skovhuggeren Trails are a hidden gem for mountain bikers! These trails offer a variety of well-designed routes suitable for all skill levels.

You can see the beautiful old oak tree from far away

Svendborgsundbroen is a bridge near the town of Svendborg in the south of the Danish island of Funen, which leads over the Svendborgsund to the town of Vindeby on the small island of Tåsinge. Completed in 1966, the bridge was the last link connecting Funen to the island of Langeland via Siøsundbroen and Langelandsbroen. The Primærrute 9 highway runs over the two-lane road bridge and is used by 15,700 vehicles every day. https://www.routeyou.com/de-dk/location/view/48088683/svendborgsundbroen