The best traffic-free bike rides in Fredericia

The 1.7-kilometer-long motorway bridge offers a magnificent view of the Vejlefjord, the town center, and the striking wave-shaped buildings known as "Bølgen." A stop at the viewpoints in Bredballe is particularly worthwhile to admire the architecture and the vastness of the fjord. It's a great spot for photos and a perfect place for a short break during an extended bike ride or hike along the east coast of Jutland.

Middelfart and the hike around the Hindsgavl peninsula are absolutely worth it 🤩👍!

Beautiful old windmill

A truly remarkable mural by the artist Trador in Middelfart that enriches this area.

The CLAY Ceramics Museum in Middelfart is a leading specialist museum for ceramic art, design, and crafts in Europe. Experience the renowned Royal Copenhagen collection, which spans 240 years of Danish ceramics history. The intersection of modernity and history is reflected in the museum's exhibitions, collections, and architecture. https://www.ferienhausfunen.de/staedte/middelfart/clay-museum/

Opening hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 – 17:00 CLAY KERAMIKMUSEUM DENMARK (formerly the Danish Ceramics Museum Grimmerhus) is a unique specialist museum for ceramic art, handicrafts and design. It has one of Europe's finest collections of ceramics, as the museum was given a unique collection of approximately 55,000 ceramic works – porcelain, stoneware and earthenware – from the Royal Porcelain Factory, Bing & Grøndal and Aluminia in 2010. Approximately 1,000 works are on display out of the 55,000. What makes the collection unique is that it has never before been presented to the public and that it reflects more than 235 years of ceramic design development produced at the three renowned Danish ceramics factories: the Royal Porcelain Factory, Bing & Grøndahl and Aluminia. Among both young and old, interest in ceramics is fierce these years, and all over the world – from China to the USA – the “three blue waves” are the epitome of Danish handicraft and design. After an extensive renovation and extension, CLAY Ceramics Museum Denmark is open again, and the presentation of the royal porcelain collection is a significant attraction for both Danish and foreign guests. CLAY provides a framework for changing special exhibitions and thematic events with ceramics as the focal point. A visit to CLAY Ceramics Museum Denmark will involve an encounter with the exciting ceramic art, an opportunity for a cozy moment in the museum’s café, and a look into the museum shop’s tasteful selection of unique ceramic handicrafts and design. In addition, the architecture itself and the surrounding sculpture park with a view of the Little Belt are a great experience in themselves. With the beautiful extension, which is mainly located underground, as much consideration as possible has been given to the original building Grimmerhus – a unique architectural gem from 1857, which is now fully protected. Name change from Grimmerhus to CLAY Ceramics Museum Denmark It is not entirely coincidental that Denmark's Ceramics Museum Grimmerhus is now called CLAY Ceramics Museum Denmark. The idea for the museum, which opened in 1994, originated from a group of ceramic artists who called themselves Clay Today. Over the years, the exhibitions have had many different, exciting touches from ceramic artists, and the collection of ceramics at CLAY has only grown. CLAY is both an architectural gem and a very exciting insight into the world of ceramics, which should be experienced when visiting Middelfart. Source.: https://www.visitmiddelfart.dk/middelfart/planlaeg-din-tur/clay-keramikmuseum-danmark-gdk614412

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Lillebæltsbroen (also Den gamle Lillebæltsbro) is a combined road and railway bridge over the Little Belt near Middelfart, Denmark, which was opened on 14 May 1935 and connects the Jutland peninsula with Funen. The bridge has a total length of 1178 metres.