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The ground floor of Nordatlantisk Hus is the heart of the house, where everyone is welcome. Here, Nordatlantisk Hus offers cultural experiences with North Atlantic artists, exhibitions about and from the North Atlantic countries, lectures, and more. Here you will also find the critically acclaimed restaurant Nordatlanten, overlooking the water and harbor, and the in-house shop with design, clothing, and jewelry from the North Atlantic countries.

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The mill is an old windmill dating back to 1820, which is the center of a variety of activities every year. For more than 20 years, the many volunteers behind the mill have contributed to the mill's full functionality, complete with grinding gear and sieves.

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The upper part has already collapsed.

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Great large property accessible via a tree-lined avenue.

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worth seeing old mill ruins

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Paarup Kirke, just northwest of Odense, is a Romanesque village church from the 12th century, later expanded with Gothic features like vaulted ceilings and a tower. Inside, it holds a rich mix of medieval and Baroque elements, including a 13th-century granite font, a 1656 altarpiece and a 1679 pulpit with carved evangelist figures.

Top bicycle infrastructure throughout the city!

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Poor farmers built these magnificent buildings for the few.

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It's crazy what the nobles have amassed over the centuries at the expense of the poor peasants.

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A surprisingly beautiful city center with cute little houses.

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Imposing castle-like property with a nice little church.

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Very nice building ensemble in a great area.

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Gyldensteen Castle is an impressive sight with a magnificent Renaissance building and beautiful surroundings with meadows and forests. Gyldensteen Castle is first mentioned in 1409 under the name Enggaard. The building is located on the beautiful Ålebækeng, so it was a fitting name. At that time, the castle was owned by the nobleman Niels Thomesen. Over time, the farm was owned by many different noble families until the French nobleman Jean Henri Huguetan d'Odyck bought the property in 1719.

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Harridslevgaard is the most beautiful Renaissance castle and mansion where Vikings, kings and skilled nobles lived!

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Sandagergård is the imposing building on the hill fort complex next to Sandager Church on North Funen - it was once a rich manor house.

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The old water tower in Bogense was built in 1910 when the city got its waterworks. The tower was originally supposed to be built in the middle of the city's market square, but thanks to the protests of the people of Bogense it was given its current location. The water tower, which stands proudly in the city center, has always been used as a lookout tower. The platform at the top of the tower offers residents and visitors a wonderful view of the city and a unique view of the Little Belt towards Jutland and - last but not least - Æbelø.

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Bogense Church was built in the 12th century as a small village church, but has been rebuilt and expanded several times. In the 15th century it even had two floors. The second floor may have been used as a granary or warehouse for the town's citizens. In 2009 the church underwent a thorough renovation. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas, also spelled Saint Nicholas, the saint of sailors. That's why the church is also called St. Nicholas Church.

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Nice little streets with old houses. Just lovely

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