Kerteminde

On the Great Belt coast, the town of Kerteminde is situated on the island of Funen, where it also has a fishing port. Since the Middle Ages, an essentially fishing community has lived in this fjord, attracting trade in the process. The city was a significant economic hub for the area before the construction of the port of Odense.

What makes Kerteminde one of Denmark's most stunning seaside towns? 2,500 people live there, and they enjoy an ideal diversity of cultures because of the region's exceptional natural features, proximity to the sea, and stunning land.

As a result, you can go to the Johannes Larsen Museum, which is devoted to the Danish artist, or the Swan Mill (Svanemllen), a mill from the 19th century that was renovated in remembrance of regional custom. However, the Ladby Ship museum, which houses a Viking burial ship from the 10th century with exceptional archaeological importance, is what draws the majority of visitors to the town.

• Location: Southern Denmark