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  The Old Bridge over the Little Belt

  0.53 km

  The Old Little Belt Bridge: From Jutland to Funen across the Little Belt

  The Old Little Belt Bridge is located in the heart of Denmark, just a stone’s throw from Fredericia. The bridge, often described as an architectural gem, was completed in 1935 and was the first fixed link between Jutland and Funen. Today, the Little Belt Bridge is an integral part of life around the Little Belt, and every day trains, cars, cyclists, and pedestrians cross the bridge while enjoying the beautiful view.

  Walk on the Little Belt Bridge with Bridgewalking Lillebælt

  The Old Little Belt Bridge also offers a very special attraction that can only be experienced in very few places in the world. On the Old Little Belt Bridge, you can take part in a bridge walk—so-called bridgewalking—with Bridgewalking Lillebælt.

  Here you get a truly unique opportunity to walk on the Little Belt Bridge—something that can only be experienced in three other places in the world! It is a very special experience to walk across the Little Belt at a height of 60 meters in the upper part of the bridge’s structure while enjoying the magnificent view.

  The history of the Old Little Belt Bridge

  The Old Little Belt Bridge was constructed between 1925 and 1935 and was initially simply called the Little Belt Bridge. The structure itself was a significant engineering achievement in the interwar period, and with the simultaneous introduction of new express trains, travel time between Jutland and the capital was significantly reduced.

  When you go bridgewalking, you get up close to the structure, and the high architectural standard becomes even more evident when seen at close range.

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  Royal Air Force Monument

  1.73 km

  The Royal Air Force (RAF) Monument at Lyngsodde was raised March 10th 2013 in memory of the 7 RAF pilots who drowned in the Little Belt on March 10th, 1943.

  The pilots were the crew of a British Avro Lancaster bomber that was shot down by a German fighter, as they were en route back to their base in England.

  The British Embassy in Copenhagen, the Telegraph Regiment, soldiers associations and civilians place flowers at the monument on the anniversary of the tragedy.

  The memorial is the only one in the municipality of Fredericia for Allied participation in WW2.

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  Naturcenter Hindsgavl - Architectonical awardwinner

  1.74 km

  Middelfart Municipality Activity and Nature Centre Hindsgavl wins award for energy-efficient building.

  - The Energy Efficiency Best of 2013 Awards were handed out at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.

  It was the company AART architects, who are behind the centre's architecture, which was invited to Dublin to receive the award.

  The prize is awarded on the basis of the greatly reduced energy consumption. It is noticeably on the sunshade that prevents overheating and contributes to the nature centre's architectural profile.

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  Bridgewalking – An unforgettable experience

  1.81 km

  Bridgewalking across Little Belt

  Go on a bridge walk on the Old Little Belt Bridge with Bridgewalking Lillebælt and experience Little Belt and the surrounding area from a whole new angle. Bridgewalking is a very special activity that can only be tried in four places in the world, and the only place in Europe is on the old Little Belt Bridge, which links Fredericia and Middelfart, Jutland and Funen. Book your next outing with Bridgewalking Lillebælt for an unforgettable experience.

  The Little Belt Bridge experience

  An adrenaline rush and spectacular views of Little Belt, Fredericia and Middelfart are guaranteed when you're at the top of the Old Little Belt Bridge, 60 metres above sea level.

  Each bridge walk is led by a guide from Bridgewalking Lillebælt, who will tell you about the bridge’s construction, the area’s history and the surrounding scenery. If you're lucky, you might even spot a few porpoises – Little Belt's very own little whale. Little Belt is home to one of the world's densest populations of porpoises. Bridgewalking also brings you up close to the special steel construction of the Old Little Belt Bridge, and you'll feel the whole bridge vibrate as heavy freight trains and fast express trains pass beneath you on the bridge's railway tracks.

  Try bridgewalking alone or together

  Bridgewalking is a fantastic activity for individuals, couples and groups of all sizes. On a Bridgewalking Lillebælt bridge walk, visitors are sent onto the bridge in groups of up to 20 people, but this doesn’t mean that you won’t get a more intimate experience with your friends, partner, spouse, or whomever else you have chosen to share the experience with. Even if you walk in a group for safety reasons, bridgewalking doesn’t have to feel like a group activity. Time on the bridge is spent enjoying the experience and listening your guide's captivating stories! You can therefore easily do a bridge walk on your own.

  Bridgewalking Lillebælt: The perfect group activity

  Because visitors go bridgewalking in groups, a bridgewalk on the Old Little Belt Bridge with Bridgewalking Lillebælt is the perfect destination for your next group trip. Go bridgewalking as your next family outing, friends outing or company outing, or walk across Little Belt as part of your corporate event or teambuilding trip. The options are endless, and Bridgewalking Lillebælt and their guides are always on hand to create the perfect setting for your trip.

  Bridgewalking all year round

  Bridgewalking Lillebælt arranges trips all year round, so there is plenty of opportunity to experience Little Belt in all the seasons. Try bridgewalking in autumn, when the leaves from the many trees on both sides of the belt cover the coastline in an explosion of reds, or see how nature appears more rugged from the top of the bridge in winter.

  If you've already tried bridgewalking, there's no reason why you can't enjoy a completely new and unique experience every time you go on a bridgewalk across Little Belt. As Bridgewalking Lillebælt's guides themselves say: No two trips across Little Belt are the same, and there are always more stories to tell!

  Information about bridgewalking

  Your walk on the bridge starts at Bridgewalking Lillebælt's welcome centre at Galsklintvej 2 in Middelfart. Here Bridgewalking Lillebælt's knowledgeable tour guides will welcome you and prepare you for the fantastic trip you are about to embark on. Together you'll walk from the welcome centre to the Old Little Belt Bridge, where you'll be connected to a safety system – and then it's uphill from there!

  The walk is about 2.5 km long, and it is a requirement that participants are in reasonably good physical shape, as there are some steps along the way. No items are allowed on the bridge, and all pockets must be emptied. You are therefore not allowed to bring phones or cameras on the tour – but don't worry, your guide will bring a phone and will take photos of you along the way, which you can download afterwards. You can lock your small belongings, such as your wallet, keys or phone, in a safety box while you're on the bridge.

  Tickets, prices and parking

  Tickets: Tickets can be purchased at the welcome centre and online. We recommend that you buy tickets online to make sure you get the tour you want. 

  Free parking: Parking is available at Galsklintvej 2, 5500 Middelfart, right next to the welcome centre. 

  Food and drink at Bridgewalking Lillebælt

  You can buy hot and cold drinks to enjoy before or after your walk on the bridge. These are sold at the welcome centre, where you can also see a small exhibition about the area surrounding Little Belt and the Old Little Belt Bridge and buy various souvenirs from Bridgewalking Lillebælt. The welcome centre also has tables and benches where you can enjoy a packed lunch, a fire pit with seating and a large nature playground. It is not possible to buy food from Bridgewalking Lillebælt.

  Experience more: Fredericia, the fortress town in the heart of Denmark

  If you're looking for dining, experiences, or accommodation during your visit to Bridgewalking Lillebælt, these are just a stone's throw away! From Bridgewalking Lillebælt, there's a short distance to the fortress town of Fredericia.

  In Fredericia, you'll find inviting restaurants and cafes, great shopping opportunities, and charming pedestrian streets. There are plenty of good accommodation options, so you can easily plan your excursion for bridgewalking.

   

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  CLAY Museum Of Ceramic Art Denmark

  2.07 km

  A unique specialist museum for ceramic art, craft and design

  The windows face the water. The light from Lillebælt fills the room and meets the ceramic works. Glazes glimmer.

  CLAY is the Nordic region's largest museum for ceramic art, craft and design – situated on the edge of the belt in the listed manor villa Grimmerhus from 1857. Underground, changing exhibitions unfold with works by major Danish and international ceramicists.

  Deepest inside, the light shifts. In the underground Treasury, Flora Danica stands alongside figurines, faience and stoneware: 235 years of Danish porcelain history from Den Kgl. Porcelainsfabrik, Bing & Grøndahl and Aluminia. In total, the museum spans 2,500 m².

  Outside, the sculpture park looks out over the bridges. Café CLAY serves lunch with the belt in front of you.

  There are free parking spots at the museum and at the CLAY Shop you can take ceramics home with you.
  
  Every December the museum hosts a popular Christmas market.

  Tip: Walk the Ceramic Route – a 2.3 km town walk with 21 ceramic sculptures from the museum to the harbour front.

   

  FAQ:

  What is CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art?
  CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art Denmark in Middelfart is the Nordic region's largest museum for ceramic art, craft and design. The museum is housed in the listed villa Grimmerhus from 1857 and includes permanent collections, changing exhibitions, a sculpture park, café and shop.

  What is Café CLAY, and what do they serve?
  Café CLAY serves light lunches with seasonal dishes such as soup, sandwiches and salads with fresh ingredients – and home-baked cake with coffee. You sit with views of the sculpture park and Lillebælt, and you don't need a museum ticket to visit the café.

  What is the Ceramic Route in Middelfart?
  The Ceramic Route is a 2.3 km town walk with 21 ceramic sculptures connecting CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art with Middelfart's harbour front. The route is free and can be walked all year round – a great addition to a museum visit.

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  The gardens at Hindsgavl Castel

  2.7 km

  Baroque and romance in the shade of old trees

  You walk in through an avenue of tall, old trees, and the sound of traffic quickly fades. Hindsgavl Castle Park sits as a green pocket of 40,000 square metres between the castle and the Little Belt, and entry to the park is free, even though the park belongs to Hindsgavl Castle.

  The park was laid out around 1750 as a formal baroque garden with symmetrical avenues, terraces and ponds. In the early 1800s it was redesigned in the romantic style, with winding paths and looser planting – a tradition still visible in the landscape today. Several of the old trees date from the original layout, and you can trace both the earlier and the later garden as you move through the park.

  From the romantic period, the tea pavilion “Sorgenfri” and the Hermitage remain. The pavilion carries verses written by Hans Christian Andersen, who often visited Hindsgavl. Both stand as possible stops on your walk through the park, telling of a time when manor gardens were meant as places for both reflection and company.

  The castle park suits a quiet walk, whether you come alone, with family, or as part of a longer tour along the Little Belt. The terrain is flat and easy to walk.

  Food and drink brought from home may not be consumed in the park, and dogs must be kept on a leash.

  Tip: Combine your visit with a trip to Hindsgavl Deer Park or a walk further out towards Hindsgavl Point on the Little Belt.

  
  
  

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  Wood Sculptures in Nature

  5.28 km

  Wood Sculptures in Fredericia's Nature

  Visit Fredericia's natural areas and discover the beautiful wood sculptures hidden around.

  The black woodpecker, the owl, the sea eagle, the starling, the harbour porpoise and the kingfisher

  Now you can go on a hunt for six of Fredericia's well-known animal species: the black woodpecker, which lives on Trelde Næs, the night owl, which lives in Fuglsang Forest, and the sea eagle, which lives by Rands Fjord. You can also see if you can spot the large starling box with a young starling, which is displayed at the Shelter site in Madsby Park, find the harbour porpoise in the Canal District and see the kingfisher in Erritsø Marsh.

  Nature Art Created by Local Artist

  The impressive artworks are created by local artist Marianne Ladegaard Jensen and made entirely from recycled wood. The sculptures aim to highlight Fredericia's wildlife while inviting curiosity and immersion in nature.

  Go on a hunt for the beautiful sculptures and see if you can find them all. Remember to look carefully - you will meet them when you least expect it!

  More Wood Sculptures on the Way

  The six wood sculptures already adorn Fredericia's forests and natural areas - and more are on the way. Over time, more of the beautiful animals will be set up, so you can continue your hunt and see if you can spot them all.

   

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  Madsby Activity Park

  5.28 km

  Madsby Activity Park – A free outdoor play paradise in the heart of Denmark!

  Madsby Activity Park is a huge outdoor playground in Fredericia, packed with experiences for the whole family. With more than 400,000 visitors each year, it is the area’s largest tourist attraction for families with children – and it’s easy to see why! The park has been named “Denmark’s Most Fun Playground” by GoLittle and has received an “Excellent Play” certificate. Whether you’re planning a full-day trip or just a few hours of fun, Madsby Activity Park is the perfect choice.

  What can you experience in Madsby Activity Park?

  Looking for the best playgrounds in Fredericia? At Madsby Activity Park, you’ll find play areas and activities for all ages. Enjoy the large sand playground with swings, slides, and climbing frames, or visit the new Klods-Hans playground, especially suited for younger children and 100% accessible for wheelchairs. If you’re up for more action, try the mooncar track or the large climbing structure measuring 23x23 metres, with space for up to 225 children. Older kids can challenge each other on the Tarzan course – guaranteed fun and laughter!

  You’ll also find a cosy mini zoo with Swedish mini pigs, goats, rabbits, birds, and more, where you can get close to the animals. Try the park’s 18-hole mini golf course or take a rowing trip on the large lake in one of the park’s boats – there’s truly something for everyone!

  Mini golf costs DKK 50 per person (free for children under 3), and rowing costs DKK 50 per boat. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office in the centre of the park.

  Take the Madsby train, visit the Historical Miniature Town and try the Detective Treasure Hunt

  Hop on the Madsby train and explore the rest of Madsbyparken! Along the way, you can stop at the Historical Miniature Town, a fascinating miniature version of Fredericia as it looked in 1849, built to a 1:10 scale. A ticket costs DKK 35 for adults and DKK 25 for children aged 4–11, and entrance to the Mini-Town is included.

  You can also try Madsby Activity Park’s very own interactive treasure hunt app: Detective Treasure Hunt.

  Practical information about Madsby Activity Park

  • Free entry and opening hours: Madsby Activity Park offers free entry and is open all year round. During the season from April to week 42, paid activities are open from 10:00–16:00 on weekdays and 10:00–18:00 on weekends. Find more information about opening hours here!
  • Parking: Parking costs DKK 12 per hour between 9:00–17:00, and with public transport nearby, the park is only 100 metres from Fredericia Station.
  • Food and drinks: If you get hungry, visit the Madsby kiosk offering fast food, sandwiches, drinks, and ice cream – or bring your own picnic. Tables, benches, and picnic shelters are available throughout the park.
  • Toilets: Toilet facilities with baby changing areas are available.
  • Accessibility: Madsby Activity Park is accessible, with disabled toilets, paved paths on the hills, and space for non-electric wheelchairs on the Madsby train.
  • Dogs: Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash and are not permitted in the sand play areas.

  Celebrate a birthday or family event in Madsby Activity Park

  Madsby Activity Park is a great place to host your next event. The park has four picnic shelters of different sizes, three of which can be rented for private events.

  It is also possible to rent a grill for your event. Each grill has a capacity for 20–25 adults per hour. Contact Madsby Activity Park for more info.

  Please note that bringing your own grill is not allowed in the park.

  Madsby Activity Park – part of Madsbyparken

  Madsby Activity Park is part of the larger Madsbyparken, which also includes the Historical Miniature Town, Fredericia Sports Centre, and Fredericia Swimming Centre and Water Park.

   

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  Fredericia Swimming Centre and Tropical Water Park - A fun and enjoyable day for everyone in Fredericia

  5.28 km

  Show your Be Happy Pass at the café and receive a free slush ice for the children in your family. The discount can be redeemed once.

  Hours of fun await at the water park. Race down the water slide with light effects and music, challenge yourselves on the climbing wall, or lean back and enjoy the view from the outdoor hot tub.

  There is water play and experiences for both children and adults.

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  The Gunpowder Tower

  5.37 km

  The Gunpowder Tower in Fredericia - A Part of the Unique History

  The iconic yellow building is located near Østerstrand beach and Fredericia Health Center and is part of the old military hub in the fortress town.

  Fredericia’s Oldest Military Building

  The Gunpowder Tower is Fredericia’s oldest military building and one of the city’s oldest structures. The tower was constructed in 1675 in a typical Baroque style, modeled after the gunpowder tower in the Citadel, Copenhagen, which stood until 1741.

  The tower is built on two floors with shutters facing the Little Belt, allowing the fortress to be monitored and defended in case of hostile intrusion from the waterside.

  Storing Gunpowder in the Fortress Town

  The Gunpowder Tower was used to store the fortress’s ammunition, such as gunpowder, hand grenades, cannonballs, musket balls, torches, and more. The explosive contents meant that great emphasis was placed on safety in and around the building. To minimize the risk of sparks, all floor planks and most other timber in the building were assembled with wooden pegs instead of iron nails.

  "No Swearing Allowed"

  At the same time, there were rules about behavior in and around the building. Notices encouraged the fortress’s soldiers to be cautious around the explosive materials, and it was explicitly forbidden to use “improper language,” such as swearing or cursing near the gunpowder.

  The Gunpowder Tower of Fredericia - Renovations Over Time

  The Gunpowder Tower has undergone several renovations since its construction (in 1746, 1865, and 1992).

   

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  The Historical Miniature Town

  5.74 km

  Experience Fredericia on a smaller scale in the Historical Miniature Town

  Have you ever wondered what Fredericia would look like in miniature?

  In the Historical Miniature Town, you'll find the answer! The Historical Miniature Town showcases Fredericia as it was in 1849, at a scale of 1:10. Walk among the small houses and discover what lies behind the next street corner. Here, you'll experience Fredericia in a whole new way.

  Volunteers behind the detailed buildings

  The miniature town's houses have incredible details, and behind them lies a huge construction effort. The houses are primarily built by volunteers who also handle renovations and repairs. Because the buildings stand outside all year round, they are exposed to weathering, and the houses therefore receive regular makeovers to look as beautiful as possible during the summer season.

  Visit the Miniature Builders' workshop at Madsby Activity Park

  Small bricks and the correct paint color - nothing is left to chance when the Miniature Builders construct and restore.

  The group of volunteers calls themselves the Miniature Builders and is based in Madsby Activity Park, where the curious can drop by the workshop and see the massive work behind the buildings in the Historical Miniature Town. Here, they burn a wide range of bricks themselves, each the size of the tip of a finger, and mix the exact paint color.

  The Miniature Builders receive help from Fredericia's Local Archive to ensure that the Historical Miniature Town is historically accurate.

  Practical information

  Read practical information about The Historical Mini-Town here!

  Take the Madsby Train to the Miniature Town - entrance included in the ticket

  When you visit Madsbyparken, you can spot the little Madsby Train.

  The Madsby Train runs from Madsby Activity Park and around Madsbyparken, so you can really experience what the beautiful area has to offer.

  The train has one stop on the route, namely at the Historical Miniature Town, and when you buy a ticket for the Madsby Train, entrance to the Miniature Town is included. You can therefore get off and experience the Miniature Town before hopping on the next train back to Madsby Activity Park.

  The Historical Miniature Town - a part of Madsbyparken

  The Historical Miniature Town is located in the middle of Madsbyparken, Fredericia's large nature and activity park. Here you'll find experiences and activities for the whole family!

  In addition to the Historical Miniature Town, Madsbyparken also houses Fredericia Sports Centre, Fredericia Swim Centre and Tropical Aqualand, an outdoor area with mountain bike trails and shelter area, as well as the free, outdoor playground Madsby Activity Park.

   

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  The Bunker Museum in Fredericia

  5.8 km

  Visit a real bunker and get close to history - for free!

  Have you ever visited a real bunker?

  At the Bunker Museum in Fredericia, you have a unique opportunity to visit one of the many bunkers that were established during Denmark's Occupation. The museum is located in an old bunker and filled with fantastic historical items that tell the story of the time from 1940 to 1945.

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  A small museum that tells a big story

  The Bunker Museum in Fredericia hosts several exhibitions related to Fredericia during the Occupation. Among other things, you can experience a fine picture and sound exhibition with eyewitness accounts, which is part of the Museums in Fredericia's joint exhibition entitled "Dad, what is peace?"

  Part of Fredericia Ramparts

  The Bunker Museum in Fredericia is located in the heart of Fredericia's largest historical monument: Fredericia Ramparts. The bunker is embedded in the Ramparts, making it easy to combine a visit to the Bunker Museum with a tour of Fredericia Ramparts.

  Bunker Museum opening hours

  Open on Wednesdays in 2026 from 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM – see the dates below:

  June:
  June 17 and 24

  July:
  July 1, 8, 15, and 22

  August:
  August 5, 12, 19, and 26

  September:
  September 2 and 9

  Bunker Museum in Fredericia - a piece of Danish history

  During Denmark's Occupation from 1940 to 1945, around 5,800 shelters were built in Denmark, of which 70 were established in Fredericia. The Bunker Museum is located in one of these 70 civilian shelters. The bunker is a double bunker with two domes, both of which are furnished as museums with exhibits and descriptions of life in the bunker and in Fredericia during the Occupation.

  The special exhibition in the bunker is created in collaboration between the Fredericia Military History Association and the Museum Fredericia, and it is the Fredericia Military History Association that conducts tours of the bunker during the Bunker Museum's opening hours.

   

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