Attractions in Nyborg
Nyborg has lots to offer. In the center of Nyborg lies our old castle where the first constitution in Denmark was signed. We also have our local town museum Borgmestergården, beautiful manors, the famous Distillery and lots more.
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Nyborg and the surrounding area
See what attractions you have to check out, when you are in Nyborg.
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The Mayor's Yard
The beautiful half-timbered building was a merchant house from the Renaissance, but today houses the local museum.
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Churches
In Nyborg and the area around we have beautiful churches. You can find them here.
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The Library in Nyborg
The two young architects Flemming Lassen and Erik Møller build the library in Nyborg in 1935. Both the architects were inspired of international functionalism.
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Nyborg Destilleri
Whisky, gin and rum. Guided tours and restaurant.
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Nyborg Castle
Nyborg Castle was built around 1200 by Valdemar the Victorious. Originally, the castle had four wings, but today only the King's Wing remains. The castle is currently undergoing restoration and expansion.
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School museum in Nyborg
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Castles and manors
The king and the king’s vassal lived at the main castle, Nyborg Castle. The most important ministers also had their estates and manor houses on the island of Funen.
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The Great Belt Bridge
King Valdemar built fortresses on the island of Sprogø, in Korsør and in Nyborg to protect the Great Belt and maintain the important east-west arterial route in the Danish kingdom. 800 years later, the Great Belt is still the most vital transportation route in Denmark.
Fyn
See what attractions you have to check out, when you are in Funen.
