Visit Fyn, Munkebjergvænget 1, Odense (2026)

10/10/2026

A castle hiding in the morning mist. Gardens full of winding paths. Wild horses roaming the open landscape. And endless beaches just waiting for little feet to explore. 🌿

On Langeland in Denmark, just over an hour’s drive from Odense, some of the loveliest family adventures happen when you leave the schedule behind.

Connected to Fyn by bridges and part of the South Fyn Archipelago UNESCO Global Geopark, Langeland is an island of little discoveries.

Take a walk through the medicine gardens near the red Tranekær Castle, wander along the coast, or head south to see the wild horses grazing in the open countryside.

The kind of days that might just remind you of your own childhood. Looking back, we rarely remember everything our parents planned. But we do remember the days we spent exploring together.

And that was quite a fairytale. 💙

💌 save it for your DK bucket list, when you’re ready to explore the Danish island destination in the heart of Denmark 🫶🏼

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08/10/2026

Some things deserve their own national holiday. Like cake. 🤎

And on Fyn, we take that quite literally.

Today is Brunsvigerens Dag — the day we celebrate our beloved, slightly unphotogenic, very sticky local favourite: BRUNSVIGER!

Never heard of it? Think soft, fluffy yeast dough topped with a generous layer of melted brown sugar and butter. Not exactly a showstopper at first glance, but ask anyone from Fyn, and they’ll tell you it’s pretty much perfect.

And if there’s one place to celebrate today, it’s Storms Pakhus in Odense, where the festivities kick off at 5 PM! 🎉

Here’s what’s on the menu (besides cake, obviously):

🍰 5:15 PM: FREE brunsviger (while supplies last!)
 ❓ 5:30 PM: A quiz to test your knowledge of all things Fyn
 🏆 6:30 PM: The Fyn Brunsviger Eating Championship - eight minutes to eat as much brunsviger as humanly possible. Yes, really.
 🎧 7 PM: DJ set to round off the celebrations.

On Fyn, we eat brunsviger all year round. But once a year, we make it a bit of an occasion.

See you there 🥮

📍 Storms Pakhus, Odense 📅 Today, October 8 | 5–8 PM

Tag or share with someone who’d be first in line for the free brunsviger 😋

05/10/2026

For families, friends, couples and solo pumpkin enthusiasts - if you have a soft spot for pumpkins, consider this your autumn plan 🎃

At Kellebygaard on North Fyn, you can head straight into the pumpkin field and pick your favourite to take home 🧡

Big, small, perfectly round or wonderfully wonky – choosing is half the fun. The closer we get to Halloween in the end of October, the heavier the pumpkins get.

And if there’s still energy left, there’s a Halloween-themed corn maze to get lost in too 🌀

📍 Kellebygaard, Søndersø, Northfyn

📸: ELS Productions

02/10/2026

For years, Denmark has been synonymous with hygge. Candles, cosy corners, warm drinks and all that good stuff.

But lately, something a little less cosy has been creeping in. The uhygge.

It’s what happens when the candles start flickering, the days get darker and that cosy walk in the woods suddenly feels… not so cosy.

And this time of year, we’re fully embracing it. So forget hygge for a moment. October is for uhygge 👻

Swipe for a taste of the darker side of Denmark.

And here’s a list of where to go experience that uhygge thrill on Fyn and the Islands this autumn:

🎃 The Abandoned Summerland 📍 Fyns Sommerland, Aarup 📅 Fridays & Saturdays, 2–31 October, 18:00–00:00

🎃 Halloween at Egeskov 📍 Egeskov Castle, Kværndrup 📅 10–18 October, 10:00–17:00

🎃 Halloween in Laaddenbjerg Plantage 📍 Søby, Ærø 📅 15 October, 19:00–22:00

🎃 Halloween at Nyborg Vold 📍 Nyborg 📅 25 October, 16:30–18:00

🎃 Valhalloween – Creatures of the Dark 📍 Jernalderlandsbyen Odins Odense, Odense N 📅 15 October, 19:00–21:00 📅 16 October, 19:00–22:00 📅 17 October, 19:00–23:00

The Abandoned Summerland Det Forladte Sommerland  📍 Fyns Sommerland, Aarup 📅 Fridays & Saturdays, 2–31 October, 18:00–00:00

The Abandoned Summerland Det Forladte Sommerland  📍 Fyns Sommerland, Aarup 📅 Fridays & Saturdays, 2–31 October, 18:00–00:00

The Abandoned Summerland Det Forladte Sommerland  📍 Fyns Sommerland, Aarup 📅 Fridays & Saturdays, 2–31 October, 18:00–00:00

🎃 Halloween at Egeskov 📍 Egeskov Castle, Kværndrup 📅 10–18 October, 10:00–17:00
📸 Ard Jongsma

🎃 Halloween at Egeskov 📍 Egeskov Castle, Kværndrup 📅 10–18 October, 10:00–17:00
📸 Ard Jongsma

🎃 Halloween at Egeskov 📍 Egeskov Castle, Kværndrup 📅 10–18 October, 10:00–17:00
📸 Ard Jongsma

Halloween in Laaddenbjerg Plantage 📍 Søby, Ærø 📅 15 October, 19:00–22:00
📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

Halloween in Laaddenbjerg Plantage 📍 Søby, Ærø 📅 15 October, 19:00–22:00
📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

Halloween in Laaddenbjerg Plantage 📍 Søby, Ærø 📅 15 October, 19:00–22:00
📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

01/10/2026

This October guide brings spells, magic, spooky nights, family fun, outdoor adventures and plenty of tasty treats, from orchard apples to sticky brunsviger 👩🏽‍🍳👌🏾

We’d love to know which one has the highest rate of going into your calendar in the comments 💫

And if you want a few extra tips on what to do and see while on Fyn and the Islands in October, we always recommend checking out what’s happening locally here:

💙 VisitNordfyn 💙 VisitMiddelfart 💙 VisitAssens 💙 💙 VisitFaaborg 💙 VisitSvendborg 💙 Alt er vand ved siden af Ærø® 💙 VisitLangeland | Ø-ferie i Danmark 💙 VisitNyborg 💙 VisitKerteminde 💙 VisitOdense

If you ask us, this is one of those guides you should save for later 💌

📸 Endless Horizon Visuals

📸 Det Forladte Sommerland 📍 Fyns Sommerland

📍 Svendborg harbour 📸 Søren Brønserud

📍 Storms Pakhus 📸 Storms Pakhus

📍 Middelfart Apple festival 📸 VisitMiddelfart

📍 Egeskov - Det Levende Slot 📸 24Copenhagen

📍 Den Fynske Landsby 📸 Den Fynske Landsby

📍 Kaleko Mølle ØHAVSMUSEET 📸 24Copenhagen

📍 Ærøskøbing 📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

📍 Odins Odense 📸 Oliver Palmer VisitOdense

📍 Magiske Dage in Odense 📸 Anne-Sofie Ovesen

📍 Harridslevsgaard Slot 📸 Brian Lichtenstein

25/09/2026

Autumn might just be best experienced from a kayak. 🍂 And who knows, maybe a dolphin, seal, or porpoise wants to say hi!

Out on the water, you get the sea in front of you and autumn along the shore — forests turning golden, quiet beaches and small coastal towns seen from a completely different angle.

Around Fyn and the Islands, that can mean calm water in Odense Fjord, currents in Lillebælt, open views across Storebælt or a day weaving between islands in the South Funen Archipelago.

There’s a lot of coastline to choose from. Just don’t expect the sea to behave the same way all the way around.

⚠️ Safety first
Only head out if you have the skills to handle your kayak and the conditions.

Check the weather, wind and local currents before setting off.

Dress for the water temperature, not just the air temperature.

Stay close to shore if you’re less experienced, paddle with others and always have a plan for getting safely back on land.

🚣 Where to rent a kayak around Fyn and the Islands

📍 Svendborg – LifePlan Kajak & Friluftsliv: Sea kayak rental from Christiansminde.

📍 Svendborg – Kayakomat, Frederiksø: Self-service kayak rental.

📍 Faaborg – Kayakomat: Self-service kayak rental.

📍 Falsled – Falsled Strand Camping: Sea kayaks, tandem kayaks, sit-on-top kayaks and SUP boards.

📍 Assens – CU@C-Kajakking: Sea kayak rental from Å Strand; other locations by arrangement.

📍 Middelfart – Strib Kajakudlejning: Sea kayak rental at Vejlby Fed Strand.

📍 Nyborg – Kayakomat, Heimdals Plads: Self-serviced.

📍 North Fyn – Strandlykken B&B: advance booking required.

📍 Odense Fjord – Klintebjerg Baadeleje:

📍 Rudkøbing – Kayakomat, Skudehavnen: Self-serviced.

📍 Ristinge – Kayakomat: Self-serviced.

📍 Strynø – Øhavets Smakkecenter:

📍 Marstal, Ærø – Ærø Kajak & SUP

Save this for your next autumn paddle — or send it to the person you’d trust to share the water, the wind and the thermos with. 🌊

📸: Endless Horizon Visuals

📍 Svendborg Sund 📸 Lasse Jensen

📍Vigø 📸 Aurelien Brusini

📍Storebælt, Nyborg 📸 Endless Horizon Visuals

📍Påø, Langeland 📸

📍 Assens 📸 Daniel Villadsen Photography

📍 Odense Harbour – GreenKayak: Book in advance and ren

18/09/2026

Around Fyn and the islands, maritime history isn’t hard to find.

Sometimes it’s in a museum. Sometimes it’s still afloat.

The sea has shaped Fyn and the islands for centuries through shipping, fishing, shipbuilding and the many harbour towns along the coast.

And that maritime connection is still very much alive today, with marinas dotted around the islands and plenty of people heading out on the water whenever the wind allows.

Every year, sailing events such as Silverrudder, Vegvisir Race, FYN CUP and Fyn Rundt bring boats and sailors together in these waters.

Historic sailing ships still make their way around Fyn, while old shipyards, working harbours and maritime museums — from Marstal Maritime Museum to the Bottle Ship Museum in Ærøskøbing — keep the stories and craftsmanship of earlier generations alive.

Here’s some great places to check out if you want to catch the maritime vibe:

⚓ Svendborg Harbour – island ferries, working harbour life and old wooden ships side by side.

⚓ Marstal Maritime Museum, Ærø – in a town once second only to Copenhagen as a Danish shipping centre, with stories of sailors, sailing ships and life at sea.

⚓ Lillebælt Shipyard, Middelfart – a 140+ year-old shipyard where traditional wooden boatbuilding is still kept alive today.

Which one would you start with?

📍Middelfart Old Harbour 📸 Marcel Lesch

📍 The Old Shipyard in Middelfart 📸 Marcel Lesch

📍 Svendborg Harbor 📸 Marcel Lesch

📍 Rudkøbing, Langeland 📸 Jacob Lisbygd

📍 Rudkøbing, Langeland 📸 Jacob Lisbygd

📍 The Southfunen Archipelago with Avernakø 📸 Marcel Lesch

📍 Flaske-Peters Samling (Bottle Ship museum) in Ærøskøbing 📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

📍 Flaske-Peters Samling (Bottle Ship museum) in Ærøskøbing 📸 Freja Koch Christlieb

15/09/2026

Quiet trails, gentle terrain and plenty of coastal calm 💙

Denmark’s landscapes are generally easy on the legs and these quiet areas on Fyn and the Islands leave a little more room to breathe. No big climbs, wide open views, long stretches of coast and lots to look at along the way 🔎

For anyone who prefers a gentler pace or simply more room to take things in, these are six good places to start:

📍 Knudshoved — open coast, sea views and room to walk at your own pace.

📍 Flyvesandet — beach, dunes and forest, with plenty of space to find a quieter stretch.

📍 Hindsgavl — woodland, coastline and open views, with good places to pause along the way.

📍 Helnæs — a peninsula of small roads, open landscapes and sea on almost every side.

📍 Thorø — peaceful coastal paths and plenty of space for an unhurried walk.

📍 Enebærodde — a long, narrow peninsula between fjord and sea, with quiet trails and plenty of coastal calm.

Save this for your Denmark list, or share it with someone who likes their walks quiet, fairly flat and with plenty of space to enjoy the surroundings at their own pace.

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📍 Knudshoved in Nyborg 📸: Endless Horizon Visuals

📍 Flyvesandet on Nordfyn 📸

📍Hindsgavl in Middelfart 📸 VisitMiddelfart

📍 Helnæs in Assens 📸

📍 Helnæs in Assens 📸

📍Thorø Huse in Assens 📸 Marcel Lesch

📍 Enebærodde in Nordfyn 📸

12/09/2026

Well, what are you waiting for - swiiiipe 👉🏼

📍Knudshoved Lighthouse, Nyborg 📸 Endless Horizon Visuals

📍Egeskov Castle 📸

📍Hindsgavl Castle, Middelfart 📸 Pia Ry

📍Møllesøen in Vissenbjerg, Assens 📸 VisitFyn

📍Vesterstrand, Ærøskøbing 📸

📍H. C. Andersen Forest, Odense 📸 Benjamin Dalby

📍 Albani Torv, Odense 📸 Anne-Sofie Ovesen

📍Middelfart 📸 Pia Ry

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