Ærø Travel Guide

 travelfrosch Says:  Unrehoved, the name of the peninsula to the east of Ærøskøbing, is a pleasant stroll. Enjoy the sea view on both sides as you walk past rows of beach houses. Further on, you pass a few houses, then a series of pastures and fields. At the end, you come upon a beach with... 

 travelfrosch Says:  A fine walk on a nice day is the walk from Ærøskøbing across the island to Voderup Klint. The walk takes about 90 minutes each way. The walk takes you up to the highest point of the island (admittedly not very high), then on to the north side's clay cliffs. Stop and enjoy a... 

 Liolio Says:  The most expensive houses in Aeroskobing are located by this alley with the view to the sea. They have small yards in front, of course the alley is not only for the owners, you can walk there as well. There are some benches for public use, so you can relax if you get tired... 

 Liolio Says:  I am not 100 percent sure, but I was told that these small houses belonged to fishermen some years ago. Nowadays the owners have dinner inside or in the terraces or just keep their things there necessary when they come to the strand for few hours. Besides, the beach by these... 

 Liolio Says:  I have never seen so many different styles of house doors like in Aeroskobing. Just glance while walking and you will catch yourself already making photos of these small art works :) Or you can also look at my travelogue. There is just a small part of the doors... 

 travelfrosch Says:  I understand that "smokeries" like this one are not all that unusual in Danish coastal towns. They're a nice choice for smoked fish. Order food to eat on the picnic tables outside, or have the fish packaged to take away. This one also had Carlsberg beer on tap. You can't go... 

 travelfrosch Says:  Yummy Danish ice cream served on freshly baked waffle cones. What more could you want? Grab a cone with as many scoops as you dare, head for the water, and enjoy. Favorite dish? Let me go out on a limb and recommend the ice cream. Check to see what the daily special is. 

 travelife Says:  Once you are in Odense and that you start early morning and want to make use most of your time exploring few sites in Fyn including Egeskov castle on the way to Svendborg and then on to Ærø, you may buy so called day-ticket (dag-billet) from the bus-chauffer. The ticket also... 

 Liolio Says:  There are two shops to buy food in Aeroskobing - lower price shop Netto (you can see it when you come by ferry) and Spar (in the main square of the town). If you want to taste locally made cookies and pies, you can try it in the main street - Vestergade. Also the shops of... 

 travelfrosch Says:  As you walk, bike or drive around Ærø, you'll see several stands selling various farm products. Prices are posted next to the items. The way it works: you take what you want, you leave what it costs. I'd expect this would work for about 15 seconds in most of the world, but... 

 Liolio Says:  In the picture you can see the doubled mirror on the window. You know why is it there? The people sitting at their homes can look at the mirror and observe the whole street even without opening the window or going out. So be careful, even if you can't see anybody around you,... 

 Liolio Says:  Some people living in Aeroskobing for 30 years do not know this place! And it is very strange, because it is just 5min on foot out of town :) There is nothing so interesting there, I just go for a walk with my dog there. But if you are looking for a more queit place than the... 

 travelfrosch Says:   On the road to Tranderup, we encountered a Killer Bunny. Fortunately, we had a spare Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch in our pack, so we vanquished him.