Middelfart is a town in central Denmark, with a population of 14,815 . The town is the municipal seat of Middelfart Municipality on the island of Funen . Continue reading... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Bliv inspireret til din næste ferie i Middelfart, lige i centrum af Danmark. Middelfart byder på masser af oplevelser i, ved, og på vandet, i nauren, og med masser af kulturoplevelser samt smag på lokale fødevarer.
Aarhus, Dänemark- Highlights
Rundgang durch Aarhus in Dänemark
VisitMiddelfart
Præsentationsfilm fra Middelfart. Se den og bliv inspireret til din næste ferieoplevelse! Se meget mere på visitmiddelfart.dk
Get inspired to your next holiday, by watching this video from Middelfart in the middle of Denmark. Further information: visit-middelfart.com
Experience Kolding
Walking to Æbelø Island - North Funen, Denmark...
The 'Ebb road' to the island of Æbelø. A total of 15 km / 10 miles and roughly 6 hours all inclusive.
Æbelø is a special place. See English leaflet:
Denmark: E20 Fredericia - Nørre Aaby (Little Belt Bridge)
E20 in Denmark, across the Little Belt Bridge from Fredericia to Nørre Aaby, including the recently expanded motorway.
Fænø Park, Middelfart, Denmark, HD Review
Book it now! Save up to 20% - Located by picturesque Fænø Sound and Little Belt, this waterfront resort offers fully equipped bungalows with private furnished patios. Several on-site leisure, dining and outdoor activities are available. Free WiFi is available. Fænø Park’s bright and airy bungalows each feature a well-equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV with satellite channels and terrace with patio furniture. Guests of Fænø Park can enjoy access to a sauna, indoor and outdoor pools and mini golf. An on-site restaurant and bar offer local specialities. BBQ facilities are also available. Resort staff can recommend walking routes to explore the surrounding nature and woods. Central Middelfart is about 2.5 miles away from the bungalows.
Ladby Viking Museum, Denmark 2015
The Ladby Ship is Denmark's only ship grave from the Viking period. In the early 10th C. the king of Ladby was buried in his ship, with his finest possessions, including horses and dogs. In the bow of the ship lies the original anchor and anchor chain. A burial mound was raised above the ship. In 1935 the site was first excavated in modern times. Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 13