Attractions nearby of Brobyværk Inn stay

• 

  The Japanese Gardens

  5.11 km

  The Japanese Gardens on Funen are an architectural garden gem where ancient Japanese traditions meet calm, beauty and nature. Eight classic styles of Japanese garden design unfold in harmonious surroundings that invite reflection, sensory experiences and inner peace.

  Eight Japanese garden styles

  The gardens are created according to authentic Japanese principles and include:

  • Viewing garden
  • Tea garden
  • Forest garden
  • Strolling garden
  • Water garden
  • Courtyard garden
  • Temple garden
  • Meditation garden

  Each style forms its own garden room, connected by paths, lakes and flowing streams.

  Nature, plants and materials

  Covering 7,500 m², the gardens are carefully composed using more than 5,000 trees and shrubs, 18,800 groundcover plants and approximately 900 tonnes of natural stone. Pruned shrubs and layered trees create a calm and intimate atmosphere.

  Seasonal flowering

  The gardens feature an extensive collection of rhododendrons and irises. Cherry trees, camellias, azaleas, hydrangeas and many other plants ensure continuous flowering from May to September.

  Meditation and tranquillity

  The meditation house offers a quiet space for contemplation. Here, visitors can slow down and experience the garden as a place for mindfulness and reflection.

  Café with Japanese inspiration

  The café serves Japanese-inspired dishes such as sushi and Japanese-style meatballs, as well as Danish food. All dishes are served according to Japanese traditions. Cakes and pastries are also available. The café is open until 5 pm.

  Shop with Japanese specialties

  The shop offers exclusive items imported directly from Japan, including ceramics, glassware, teapots and ikebana. There is also a small, exclusive plant sale featuring bonsai, selected garden plants and specialised gardening tools.

  Faaborg is more than just pretty

  The Japanese Gardens offer a peaceful experience on Funen, where nature and culture blend seamlessly. They are a natural stop when exploring Faaborg and the South Funen Archipelago, where tranquillity and authentic experiences shape the journey.

   

   

  Read more : The Japanese Gardens

• 

  Skoda Museum Denmark

  12.61 km

  Skoda Museum Danmark
  

  The museum's collection is from the first mass-produced Škoda 420 Popular from 1937 to Skoda Felicia 1996 which was the first car in collaboration with VW.
  
  All the cars in the museum are a result of enthusiasts love for the brand Škoda. The cars have been privately owned for generations, is built from scratch and last but not least, all cars is a part of an incredible history. 

  Opening hours:
  May and September:
  weekends and public holidays 13:00 to 17:00
  
  June, July and August
  Tuesday-Sunday 13:00 to 17:00

  
  Fall break
  Open every day from Saturday in week 41 until Sunday in week 42 13.00 pm. 17:00.

  
  Adults: DDK 55,00
  Joint ticket with Flax Weaving Museum: DKK 115.00
  Children under 12 years: Free
  
  Groups all year round by special arrangement.
  
  Please contact the Skoda Museum for further details.

  Read more : Skoda Museum Denmark

• 

  Holstenshuus Castle

  14.61 km

  The park is open for the public.

  Read more : Holstenshuus Castle

• 

  Viking Ship

  14.98 km

  Artist: Erling Tingkær (1948 - )

  Installed in 1990 by PKA, the developer and owner of Vikingegården. The Viking ship sails with "foam for the bow" directly towards the harbour and Faaborg Fjord. The flagpole of the residential complex is to act as the ship's mast. The hoist is missing. It had to be abandoned for island reasons and was replaced by a natural stone.

  Measurements:
  Height: 3,5 m Width 3,5 m, Depth 4 m
  Waves: Height 55 cm, Width: 3,75 m Depth 22 cm

  Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

  Read more : Viking Ship

• 

  Øhavsmuseet in Faaborg

  15 km

  Øhavsmuseet is temporarily closed. You can still visit Arresten and experience what a prison looked like in the past. During the summer, you can also enjoy exciting special events at Kaleko Mølle.

   

  Feel the Magic

  Nature has always played a central part in the lives of humans. However, in course of time, industrialisation and urbanisation have estranged us from the very same nature. Therefore, Øhavsmuseet has made it a focal point to offer you the opportunity to reconnect with your roots. Guided by sounds, lights, ambience, and exciting stories, you are led through 5 periods in history to experience Nature’s influence on human beings. While exposed to the power of Nature, your reactions will be tested. Walk through our exhibition and a magical world will unfold. Here, you can get in touch with yourself and discover that you are part of something bigger, where everything is connected.

  Experience a museum about you and Nature

  As the first of its kind in Denmark, Øhavsmuseet put YOU in focus, rather than artifacts and explanatory text. Your visit will be filled with mini adventures and you will learn, how you and your family or friends react to Nature’s different stimuli. Additionally, you may pick up something new about the Stone Age, the Archipelago of Southern Funen, and bog offerings from the Iron Age. Still, it will be you and Nature’s impact on you that play the key role.

  Follow a secret kid’s trail into the past

  A visit to Øhavsmuseet is an experience to share. That’s why you can look forward to adventures that will challenge young and old alike. Through the entire exhibition, kids can follow a secret trail, enabling them to enjoy the activities as much as the adults. 

  Find magic just around the corner

  A visit to Øhavsmuseet is also a visit to the Geopark of Southern Funen Archipelago. Here, we will present to you a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy either on your own or together with our guides.

  Grab your remote control to Nature

  At Øhavsmuseet, you are operating the exhibition by a simple remote control - an audio guide with stories narrated by professional actors. You will need the device to control activities at the exhibition. Your ticket includes hire of the remote control and it can be operated by kids from age 2. You are welcome to bring your own headphones for your comfort and convenience.

  Read more : Øhavsmuseet in Faaborg

• 

  The town of Faaborg

  15.05 km

  Faaborg Shopping and City Life

  The city name “Foburgh” which is believed to mean “the castle of the fox”, is mentioned for the first time in the year 1229, where King Valdemar the victorious presented Faaborg as a gift to his Portuguese daughter-in-law, Princess Eleonora. The old merchant’s city still has its original small and cosy streets that provide a glorious setting for a wide variety of shopping possibilities. And it is certainly worthwhile to explore all the specialised shops. Film about Faaborg. Films about active holiday around Faaborg.

   

  Atmosphere

  All the restaurants, cafes and the architecture of the buildings surrounding the sculpture “Ymerbrønden” on the town square, create a pleasant atmosphere. Many events take place on the town square throughout the year, featuring eg music or entertainment, resulting in an almost Mediterranean atmosphere in the idyllic merchant’s town. Find lots of information about the local eateries and delicatessen shops in the free culinary guide.

   

  Bell Tower, City Gate and Watchmen 

  Faaborg’s landmark, the Bell Tower is a relic of the old Skt. Nikolajs church which was demolished in the middle of the 16th century. The oldest parts of the tower date back to the 15th century. The view from the tower over the red roofs of the city, the hills of Svanninge Bakker, as well as the Southfunen Archipelago is breathtaking. Listening to the melodies from the largest glockenspiel on Funen is a pleasure that takes place every day at 8 am, 12 noon, 4 pm and 8 pm. Throughout summer, the city watchmen start their rounds from the bell tower at 9 pm from July 3 to August 27. The western gate at the street Vestergade has been built around the year 1400 and is the only one, out of 3 presumed city gates in Faaborg, which has survived. In Denmark one can only find a similar medieval city gate in the city of Stege on the island of Møn.

   

  Museums
  One of the most beautiful ar museums in Denmark - an architectural gem presenting the funen artists, who lived here and painted sceneries from the nearby surroundings of Faaborg - Faaborg Museum. The Faaborg Gaol Museum - at the town square in the middle of Faaborg lies the town´s former gaol and town court; a building nowadays housing the Gaol Museum. Here you can experience a closed world normally hidden behind bars and fences.

   

  Castles and manor houses
  On Funen, ther are 123 castles and manor houses. Not all are open to the public but can be armired from the street. Some of the castles near Faaborg have played an important role in the history of Denmark. Egeskov is for the whole family an experience.

  Read more : The town of Faaborg

• 

  Faaborg Minitown

  15.04 km

  Join us for a fun, exciting and educational experience.

  Faaborg Mini Town is a historical and true-to-size 1:10 scale representation of Faaborg as it looked in 1890. See the more than 150 houses built according to original architectural drawings, using original building materials and craftsmanship down to the smallest detail. See how the houses are built and hear about the history of the houses and their inhabitants.

  The church construction is now complete. Enjoy a picnic on our covered terrace or at one of our tables in the square. Dogs are also welcome. Remember we have disabled-friendly toilets and access paths.

  Read more : Faaborg Minitown

• 

  Odense ZOO - Zoological gardens

  18.02 km

  Get up close to the animals
  A visit to Odense ZOO is about much more than simply observing animals. Throughout the day, you can experience feeding sessions, training demonstrations and talks where the keepers share insights into animal behaviour, habitats and the challenges many species face in the wild.
  Among the animals you can see are giraffes on the African savannah, penguins, sea lions, tigers, camels and monkeys, as well as the only manatee habitat in Denmark. The programme is regularly updated with new experiences and activities for both children and adults.
  
  Fun for children of all ages
  For many families, the playgrounds are almost as popular as the animals themselves. Children can burn off energy between animal encounters, while adults take a well-earned break.
  The zoo also offers a variety of activities and experiences where children can learn more about animals, nature and biodiversity through play and hands-on activities.
  
  More than a zoo
  Odense ZOO is actively involved in nature conservation, research and international breeding programmes for endangered species. By visiting the zoo, you help support efforts to protect wildlife and natural habitats in Denmark and around the world.
  Throughout the zoo, you can learn more about individual species and the conservation projects in which the zoo participates.
  
  

  Frequently asked questions

  Are dogs allowed at Odense ZOO?
  No, dogs are not permitted in Odense ZOO for the safety and wellbeing of the animals. Guide dogs and service dogs are welcome, although they are restricted from certain areas with free-roaming animals.
  
  Is Odense ZOO suitable for children?
  Yes, Odense ZOO is one of Funen's most popular family attractions. In addition to the many animals, you will find playgrounds, family-friendly dining options and activities for children throughout the zoo.
  
  Is there parking at Odense ZOO?
  Yes, a large public car park with free parking is located directly opposite the main entrance. Accessible parking spaces and charging stations for electric vehicles are also available.
  
  Can I bring my own food and drinks to Odense ZOO?
  Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and enjoy it in the zoo's picnic areas. There are also several cafés and restaurants throughout the zoo if you prefer to buy food and drinks on site.
  
  How long does a visit to Odense ZOO take?
  Most visitors spend between three and five hours at Odense ZOO, although it is easy to fill an entire day with animal encounters, playgrounds, dining breaks and daily feedings.
  
  Is Odense ZOO accessible for wheelchair users?
  Yes, most of Odense ZOO is accessible via wheelchair-friendly paths, and accessible toilets are available throughout the zoo. Wheelchairs can also be borrowed by prior arrangement. Visitors with an official companion card may bring a companion free of charge.

  Read more : Odense ZOO - Zoological gardens

• 

  Hans C. Andersen's Childhood Home

  20.03 km

  The house opened to the public in 1930. The cobblestone street sets the stage for a visit to the past.

  The house contains the very humble rooms which comprised the home of the great fairy tale writer and to which his dearest memories of childhood are attached. Don't confuse this house with the actual museum in the historic quarter, which you can visit also. The rooms mimic Hans Christian Andersen's descriptions in his autobiography and give you a good impression of the poverty that marked his early years.

  The charming backyard garden, which was established in 2018, is filled with plants and flowers that Andersen mentioned in his writings, like docks, an elderflower bush and more. The garden is small and surrounded by brick walls separating you from the neighbours. The atmosphere is calm, and it is hard to remember that you are standing in the city centre of Denmark's 3rd largest city.

  The Hans Christian Andersen Childhood Home is free for children under 18. Please note that opening hours may differ during holidays, visit the website for further information.

  Read more : Hans C. Andersen's Childhood Home

• 

  Kongens Have (King's Garden) in Odense

  20.51 km

  The King's Garden was laid out as a Baroque garden in the 1720s according to a plan by architect Johann Cornelius Krieger. Of course, many changes have been made to the garden since then, due in part to the Dutch elm disease, but parts of the old garden can still be seen. There are also a number of sculptures in the garden, including Gottfred Eickhoff's Lover's Struggle and Aksel Hansen's equestrian statue of Christian IX.

  Especially in summer, the garden is often used as a setting for various outdoor cultural events like outdoor concerts and festivals.

  Read more : Kongens Have (King's Garden) in Odense