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During the summer months, Nordby is the center of various events. Particularly beautiful on warm days are the "Nordby Nights," when Nordby's pedestrian zone (Hovegarden) transforms into a small, idyllic operatic festival: Butcher Christiansen grills delicious spear ribs, the shops offer street sales until late in the evening, and there's live music (especially the acoustic group that always performs their cover songs at the same location is worth a visit). And last but not least, Nordby is the venue for the Fanniker Days, which take place in July and are all about old traditions on Fanø. The highlight of the Fanniker Days is the parade of "Fannikers" in beautiful old costumes, accompanied by traditional Fanø music. Nordby is also home to the town hall, a doctor, banks, shops (including the island's only toy and kite shop), several restaurants, cafés, ice cream parlors, a creperie, a beautiful church, a school, a sports field, and the headquarters of the holiday home provider Danibo. Nordby is always worth a visit – on sunny and rainy days...

As you slowly approach Fanø by ferry, the Nordby skyline warmly welcomes you. As if Nordby wanted to say, "Everything's fine, you're home again, I'll take care of you." This image deserves applause... Nordby is, so to speak, the "capital" of Fanø and the place where you disembark the ferry. An old seafaring village with cute old Danish houses, a pedestrian zone where you can leisurely stroll, and, of course, the small harbor. You can even quite often see seals on the sandbank in the harbor. In the cobblestone pedestrian zone, there are many cute little shops, an excellent butcher and a great bakery, two delicious ice cream parlors, the island's best supermarket, a museum, and much more. The tourist office and the excellent local vacation rental provider Danibo are also located here.

The ship models inside the church are worth seeing. They are a testament to the maritime history of this place. On a guided tour you can see some of the funny details in the arrangement of the pews and the inscriptions on the gravestones.

The old, restored Dutch windmill from 1895 can be visited at any time, as it is open all year round. Inside you will find lots of visual aids and information boards. National Mill Day is every third Sunday in June. Open daily from the end of March to the end of September. Admission: Adults DKK 20, children DKK 5 (please put money in the cash box). (Source: https://feldbergfamiliecamping.dk/de/fanoe-entdecken/attraktionen/muehle-in-soenderho.php)

Sønderho Kirke is the second church of the Danish National Church on the island of Fanø, built in 1782. It is located in the village of Sønderho and belongs to the parish of Fanø Sogn in the deanery of Skads Provsti in the diocese of Ribe. (Source: Wikipedia)

Cattle can often cross the road here.

Super nice path with a wide view to Esbjerg

very nice little harbor town