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The old customs house (“Gammel Toldbod”) in Nyborg is located at Havnegade 2 and holds historical significance for the town. Today, the building houses the “Kiropraktorhuset Gammel Toldbod” (Chiropractic Practice Old Customs House). In earlier times, the building served as a customs house. This was because Nyborg was situated on an important waterway, the Great Belt, where ships had long been required to pay tolls to Denmark. The old customs house in Nyborg, like other similar buildings in Denmark, played a crucial role in monitoring shipping traffic to prevent the smuggling of goods. The building in its current form was constructed during a period when these customs controls were of paramount importance.

The Queen's Bastion (Dronningens Bastion) in Nyborg is home to several historic cannons. These cannons are an important part of the city's fortification history and symbolize its military past. More specifically, the bastion houses: Four 18-pound cannons (Model 1753): These were manufactured according to original drawings from the Armoury Museum. Two original 84-pound grenade cannons (System 1834): These have been preserved as originals. In addition to their historical significance, the cannons are still used today for special occasions. The Nyborg Fortress Foundation has established a "Saluteringslaug" (a kind of saluting masters' guild), which wears uniforms dating back to 1792 and fires cannons at events such as "Nyborg Shoots in the Summer" (Nyborg Skyder Sommeren Ind), a popular tradition.

The Crown Princess's Bastion (Danish: "Kronprinsens Bastion") in Nyborg was one of the three large bastions built in the 1660s as part of the city's fortifications. It is still relatively well preserved today and is an important part of Nyborg's historic ramparts. The bastion was strategically important and, among other things, protected the city's Land Gate. It separated the northern and eastern moats, where a three-meter difference in water level was used to power the castle mill. In the summer, the Crown Princess's Bastion serves as a venue for the open-air theater "Nyborg Voldspil." It is believed that the Crown Princess's Bastion and the also preserved "Dronningens Bastion" (Queen's Bastion) were of a similar size to the no longer preserved "Kongens Bastion" (King's Bastion).

The Linden Avenue (Danish: Lindealleen) in Nyborg, Denmark, is a historic avenue leading to the Land Gate (Landporten). This gate is part of the old fortifications of Nyborg. The trees in the Linden Avenue were planted in 1806 and the avenue is one of the scenic routes for exploring the historic town. The Land Gate itself has a long history, dating back to the 16th century.

The decorative plants really bring out the beauty of the small waterfall.

It is only through the tunnel that you can really see how thick the wall actually is.

The Market Square (Torvet) in Nyborg is a historic square with a fascinating history. It was originally established in 1537 by King Christian III as a riding and tournament ground. The square is located near Nyborg Castle. At that time, the king had houses purchased to create space, which also served as a boundary to the castle. The square features a statue of King Christian IX, created in 1909 by the sculptor Hans Peder Pedersen-Dan. Pedersen-Dan is also known for other famous works in Denmark. The square is now a central meeting place. There are shops and restaurants with outdoor terraces. Various events, often with a historical theme, take place here throughout the year, such as the Danehof, an autumn market, or Christmas markets. The tourist information office is also located here.

Interesting historic building with tower in Nyborg