The biggest attractions on Fyn

Visit Hans Christian Andersen’s House in Odense – a museum attraction where architecture and immersive storytelling bring fairy tales to life.

Visit Odense ZOO and experience wild animals in natural habitat areas. Elected as the best European zoo in 2013-2015 and has up to 500.000 guests a year.

Walk 60 meters above Little Belt on the Old Little Belt Bridge. Feel wind, views and calm—central Denmark near nature, water and city life in Middelfart.

Art gallery with Danish and international artist, changing exhibitions. It also shows the collection from the former Funen Art Museum.

Danish railway history illustrated by real trains, exhibitions and activities for children and adults alike.

Naturama in Svendborg offers sensory exhibitions featuring animals, whale skeletons and biodiversity, with experiences for both children and adults.

The Funen Village is a historical museum where you can experience many different activities and see how people lived and worked in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Visit the Viking Museum near Kerteminde. Denmark's only ship grave from the Viking Age – a Viking attraction of international format

The Johannes Larsen Museum in Kerteminde is art, and not only art by Johannes Larsen, but also the Fynbo painters, and other artists

The CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art Denmark is a self-owned museum of ceramic art, arts and crafts and design. It is located in Middelfart with views right out onto the Little Belt.

Outdoor climbing park in Svendborg with treetop courses, zip lines and views across the South Fyn Archipelago.

Visit Faaborg Museum, a total work of art combining painting, sculpture and furniture design in a stunning 1915 building. Explore the works of Funen painters and special exhibitions in historic surroundings.

Mexico, Iceland or the Little Belt are where you will find the world's largest population of one of the world's smallest whales.

Fun for everyone at Fyns Sommerland! Try zip lines, slides, and nature-based activities – perfect for families, friends, and teambuilding.

In the heart of Langeland’s idyllic countryside lies one of the Cold War’s silent witnesses: Langelands Fort. Today the fort has been transformed into the popular Cold War Museum, which is now one of Langeland’s biggest tourist attractions. Here both young and old can go exploring, both above and below ground.

A historic oasis in the heart of the Historic Quarter. This museum shows the history of Odense and surroundings since Antiquity.

Experience the best-preserved Fattiggård (poorhouse) in the Nordic region in Svendborg and gain insight into Denmark’s welfare history from 1872 to 1974.

Go on a journey through Danish maritime history from the 17th century to today. At Marstal Søfartsmuseum, there is entertainment for both children and adults.

Explore Ærøskøbing's beautiful old bailiff's house from 1775 and learn more about Ærø's unique history.

Explore the atmospheric Hammerichs Hus. On the corner of Brogade and Gyden you can visit the red house, which is one of Ærøskøbing's well-preserved and historic half-timbered houses.