The Sights
Storebælt, or in english - The Great Belt, has been a barrier to the traffic between the western and the eastern part of Denmark.
Over a 100 years ago - when the ferries for the railroadwaggons began to sail - a plan was made for building a bridge between Zealand and Funen.
During the years the plans were changed, but finally a plan became reality. The beginning of building a connection between east and west took place in the 1980's.
For the railroad was built a bridge and a tunnel and for the autos was built a suspension bridge.
To pass the Great Belt you have to buy a ticket - this is the first part of a higway in Denmark, where you have to pay for using it.
Museums
Nyborg Castle is one of the few royal fortresses from the Middle Ages that has been preserved.
The remaining buildings - the old western wing - has original brickwork dating back to the oldest royal construction from early 1200.
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