The most visited sights

Go on Bridge Walk in Denmark.


You can go to Sydney. Or Lillebælt (The Little Belt). In both places, you can walk above a bridge. Experience the height. The sinking feeling. The spectacular and unimpede...

Clay is Denmark's Museum of Ceramic Art. The museum houses the Nordic region's largest collection of ceramics and is located in a spot with an amazing view out over the Little Belt. At Clay, you will find a unique exhibition of ceramic art, artistic craftsmanship and the largest collection of Royal Copenhagen porcelain.

Head out to the Little Belt and enjoy the beautiful nature on land and sea. Why not try to spot porpoises, one of the smallest species of whale in the world as they swim in the Little Belt.

Take a walk in the scenic hilly terrain and get up close to the deer park’s large population of fallow and red deer. As you walk around the park, you can experience the deer that graze in the forest and on the plain.

Right by the Little Belt, surrounded by the hanging gardens in the heart of Middelfart’s old town district, you will find the well-preserved old shipyard. This is a place where architecture, history and innovation all come together. The ship yard was where "little belt dinghies" were built. The Clinker building is therefore included on UNESCO's list of irreplaceable sites of cultural heritage and the Little Belt Boatyard is one of the few places in the world where boats continue to be built according to the old tradition.

Kreaværk is Middelfart's creative universe. Here you can have fun working on a creative project with one of your loved ones. You can make jewellery, paint pottery and much more.

Humlemagasinets Gardens

There are a total of 7 different exciting gardens at Humlemagasinet in Harndrup.

Hop Garden
The Hop Garden is the largest on Funen, with lavender, dahlias and roses. The Hop Gar...

The Hanging Gardens are a vibrant and fascinating façade of vertical gardens, which meets the Old Harbour and the sea with a town wall in full bloom. Above the Old Harbour, you will find Middelfart’s old quarter with its narrow streets full of atmosphere and idyll. Here you can also experience KlimaByen, the Climate City.

Here you will find Middelfart’s oldest house, which dates back to around the 16th century. The house contains an exhibition about porpoises, porpoise whaling and the history of Middelfart. Take part in history and become part of the story. You could also try a Podwalk about porpoises that will guide you through the town.

Located on a gigantic scenic space with a view of the Little Belt, you can experience a large collection of vehicles from bygone times. The museum offers a unique collection of famous cars.

In our experience store at Algade 34, you can visit Lillebælt Bolcher to see how boiled sweets are made or experience "Den Gamle Brugs", an exhibition displaying items from the cooperative association about the history of the cooperative movement. You can also buy souvenirs. There is also a tourist information board with a touch screen and an overview of local attractions and activities as well as brochures and a map.

The Historical Doll Museum is an exhibition of over 130 porcelain figures, all made by artist Kirsten Gynther Eriksen over a 25-year period. The figures represent the Danish royal line from Gorm the Old and Queen Thyra to the current royal family. Each doll is entirely handmade, from the porcelain heads to the costumes, emblems and jewellery.