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Kongebro Havn은 작은 Belt에서 오는 길에 철도 다리 바로 뒤, 남쪽 해안에 위치한 아주 작은 항구로, Middelfart에서 멀지 않은 곳에 있습니다.

View from the Old Beld Bridge

Østerstrand is Fredericia's largest beach and has been nominated several times as Denmark's best beach. Located near the Little Belt, this beach is an ideal place to relax and offers everything you need for a perfect day out. The wide, sandy beach provides excellent swimming opportunities, either from the water or from the large, circular pier in the center. Østerstrand is a family-friendly beach with good restroom and changing facilities. Toilets and showers are available, and the restroom building also includes a family changing room with showers. The beach area features pathways and numerous options for a comfortable stay. Several seating and loungers, as well as long tables, are available for beachgoers. Some of the long tables have a stone surface, making it safe to use disposable barbecues. There are also several fire pits along the beach that are free to use. https://www.visitfredericia.de/tourist/reise-planen/osterstrand-gdk608931

For classical music lovers, the chamber music festival, which takes place there every summer, is highly recommended. www.hindsgavlfestival.dk

An absolute highlight among Funen's many manor houses and castles. The castle park is a tranquil oasis with mature trees and stunning views of the Little Belt. Also worth seeing is the extensive kitchen garden, which is also used to serve hotel guests. Funen's numerous manor houses are connected by the 660 km long Herregårdsruten (Manor Route). www.herregaardsruten.dk/de/startseite

It's best to push your bike down the path. But dedicated mountain bikers can manage it!

Munkebjerg is a wooded ridge on the south side of Vejle Fjord, featuring one of Denmark’s rare serpentine roads. The winding climb, surrounded by forest, feels almost alpine and proves that Denmark isn't completely flat. It’s a popular route for cycling events and vintage car races thanks to its unique layout and scenic setting. A must-ride for anyone who enjoys a challenging hill with great views.

The White Water Tower in Fredericia is one of the city's landmarks and offers fantastic views of the Little Belt. Originally a water reservoir, it was built centrally on Fredericia's city walls. Today, it serves as a viewpoint from which you can admire the city and its surroundings from a height of 44 meters. A spiral staircase leads to the roof terrace, where tables and benches invite you to linger. There is also an exhibition about Fredericia's historical buildings – many of which are visible from the top of the tower. Access to the tower is via a digital payment system, which has replaced the previous key rental system. Admission costs 20 DKK per person; children under 10 years of age are admitted free of charge.