Step into sustainable everyday activism

Meet our volunteers at work, dressed in clothing from the 19th century (selected days only).

A guided tour is the perfect start to your visit to Den Fynske Landsby and will inspire the rest of your day. Book as a group or purchase a ticket for our special summer introduction.

All buildings in The Funen Village were originally placed in various locations across Funen and the surrounding islands.

Throughout the open season, you can enjoy the village’s farm animals in the fields or stables. The chickens roam freely.

If you can’t get enough of the stories from The Funen Village, you can choose to listen to one of our audio tours or book a guided tour. Click here to read more about both options.

Fields and gardens surround the houses and farms of The Funen Village. Here, crops grow that were essential for self-sufficient farming.

The museum shop at The Funen Village celebrates the simple life, where sustainability and mindfulness are a natural part of everyday living.

The Funen Village provides a historical perspective on sustainable living.

From the Village, there is access to the Tavern at Sortebro Kro. Café Krostuen is open Wednesday–Sunday from 11:00 am. Click here to read more about the Tavern.

Step into the fairy tale. Nowhere else in the world brings you this close to Hans Christian Andersen. H.C. Andersens Hus is for everyone who loves fun and good stories.

A modern museum featuring the passionate symphonies and charming folk songs of the famous Funen composer.

Enjoy hours of experiences and surprises – including a special museum for children. Don’t miss the famous international sculptor Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen in the exhibition Sculpting Lives.

Just a 5-minute walk from H.C. Andersens Hus, in Munkemøllestræde, sits the small yellow half-timbered house where Hans Christian Andersen and his parents moved in when he was only two years old.

Step into Carl Nielsen’s Childhood Home and smell the rosin that was used to prepare the violin bow.