South Funen and Svendborg are attracting an increasing number of people from Copenhagen, drawn to the area’s beauty and quality of life. This guide highlights some of the best experiences South Funen has to offer, from gourmet dining to outdoor activities and cultural attractions.

Svendborg offers a vibrant culinary scene. Bar 105 is a popular tapas bar known for its food, wine, cocktails, and atmosphere. The DJ baker in Møllergade and Lone, Lolo Bakery & Bar, offer pastries that rival those in Copenhagen. Café Okay is another option for breakfast.

For gourmet dining, Falsled Kro is a well-known destination. Resumé in Svendborg offers a seasonal menu in the Blå Kirke (Blue Church). Vi To in Møllergade and Stella Maris are also recommended.

Troense on Tåsinge offers a peaceful escape. Nørreskov provides a path along the water and a memorial stone for Sixten Sparre and Elvira Madigan. Valdemars Slot has recently reopened as an art museum.

For families with children, Egeskov Castle has a playground. Skovsgaard, Langeland, offers opportunities for nature exploration. Christiansminde, Smørmosen on Thurø, Lundeborg, and Ristinge Beach on Langeland are great for swimming and enjoying ice cream. Denmark’s Welfare Museum provides a look into the past.

Experiencing South Funen from the water is highly recommended. A sailing trip with the sailing ship Helge allows you to explore the area. Ærø and Ærøskøbing are worth visiting.

Other attractions include the Faaborg Museum, sound walks with Baggårdsteatret, Frederiksøen in Svendborg, and Galleri DGV. Harders hosts concerts in its courtyard.