Attractions near Kerteminde
We’ve gathered a small selection of places we think are well worth a visit.
On the VisitKerteminde and VisitFyn websites, you’ll find plenty of up-to-date offers and activities. It’s always a good idea to check for any especially interesting events during the period you’re visiting Kerteminde.
Coast, fjord and lagoon right on your doorstep. Take walks along Kerteminde Fjord/Kertinge Nor, cycle out to Hindsholm, and enjoy the peace, the birdlife, and the open landscapes.
Kerteminde has two main beaches: Nordstranden (North Beach)—long, wide, and very family-friendly with fine sand. Sydstranden (South Beach)—close to the harbour and town life, often with more shelter from the wind. Both are perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
An atmospheric artist’s home on Møllebakken. See the studio, the nature paintings and the beautiful garden—and grab a coffee in the little café.
A modern, interactive museum dedicated to the fairy-tale author, with sound, light, and original artefacts. An easy trip from Kerteminde.
Marine centre in Kerteminde with aquariums and exhibits about life in the Great Belt. Great in all kinds of weather—kids can touch, learn, and explore.
Small, car-free island off Kerteminde. In season, a tour boat runs there—bring walking shoes and a packed lunch; expect tranquillity, unspoilt nature and wide-open views.
The northern tip of Hindsholm with striking coastal cliffs and panoramic sea views. Perfect for a hike and a bring-along picnic.
Denmark’s only Viking ship burial. Go down into the burial chamber and see the imprint of the ship—outside you’ll find the impressive reconstruction, the Ladby Dragon.
Historic merchant’s house and dyehouse in the heart of town. The exhibitions tell the story of everyday life in Kerteminde over the years—complete with charming half-timbered buildings and courtyard spaces.
The old customs house at the harbour now hosts rotating exhibitions and cultural events. A natural stop on your harbour walk.
A cosy activity for children and adults—often within walking distance of the beach and the ice-cream shop. About an hour of fun between swims.
A green, easy-to-navigate zoo with playgrounds and good places to eat. An easy day trip for families who want a bit of everything.
Open-air museum with Funen farmhouses from the 19th century. In season, you’ll find traditional crafts, animals and activities—a quiet oasis close to town.
High ropes and zip lines in the treetops, with routes of varying difficulty. We recommend booking in advance—remember closed-toe shoes.
If you’re looking for more options around Funen, visitfyn.dk has gathered lots of exciting offers, concerts, and much more.
