The area
Bogense
The old city Bogense with town charter since 1288, has many well-preserved old buildings, especially old timbered houses and cluster houses around the old square in an urban environment with a wonderful atmosphere of seaweed, tar and fish.
- Half-timbered houses and market town
- In summer - a vibrant resort town
- In autumn - angler's paradise
- In winter - freedom from everyday life
- In the spring - a natural awakening
Restaurants and facilities
Bogense lies to the open sea where the Kattegat and Belt meet. Camping, cottages, apartments, bed and breakfast, inns and hotels in urban and rural areas with sea views along the coast, and a rich and varied selection of restaurants.
On tour
The city has a variety of specialty shops. There are organized boat trips and fishing trips on the good ship Castor. Fishing in lakes - Bogense Fishing Lake and Moor Farm Put & Take. Fishing licenses are purchased on the spot.
Søndersø
Southeast of Bogense lies Søndersø. This area is a mixture of open fields and wooded soft bakker.Ved Morud lies Langesø, a wonderful woodland with established North American conifers, birdlife and Langesø palace and castle chapel. A popular area for natural family outing. The rented boat on Langesø and fishing license purchased from the equator Sports in Odense or Shell tank in Morud.
Holiday by bicycle
Beautiful North Funen at the wheel... It is a wonderful experience to follow the beautiful coast by bike. At a special north Funen bike map, all routes plotted and described. At Odense Fjord can ride combined with a boat trip with M / S Swan ".
The entire North Funen area is perfect for cycling, at its best with the north Funen bicycle maps as a guide. Organized scenic routes in Bogense Otterup Søndersø and municipalities that make it possible to experience the glorious North Funen.
Gyldensteen Castle
In the immediate vicinity of Flyvesandet find the old manor Gyldensteen Castle, which today is mostly known for an extensive production of onions. The manor has been a dominant part of the development of Nordfyn forward for rural reform in 1919, and is definitely worth a visit.
The manor has been in the family Gyldensteen's possession since 1720 - and emerges as a modern production farm both løgindustri, agriculture, forestry and hunting creature, by no fewer than 1873 hectares of north Funen country.