5 Sights in Svendborg Municipality, Denmark (with Map and Images)

Bjørnemose is a seat farm located in Tved Parish, Sunds Herred, Svendborg Municipality. Bjørnemose was originally in the possession of the crown, because the first time you hear about the farm is in 1531, when Christian III left it for life to Hans Ottesen. In the following years, the estate changed hands between different nobles, until 1867 when the estate was bought by Jens Hansen. His descendants owned the farm for the next 130 years, until it was bought by Heidi Sommer in 1995. The estate then became part of a larger inheritance dispute between Heidi Sommer and her ex-husband Jens Dinesen. Heidi sommer ended up selling the estate in 2017 to Vagn Rasmussen. [citation needed]

Wikipedia: Bjørnemose (Svendborg Kommune) (DA)

Lehnskov is an old manor house, it is first mentioned in 1412, then called Lindskov. The name Lehnskov dates from 1725 and it was until 1925 a breeding farm under the Barony of Lehn with headquarters at Hvidkilde. The farm is located at the western entrance to Svendborgsund in Egense Parish, Sunds Herred, Svendborg Municipality. The current main building was built in 2000.

Wikipedia: Lehnskov (DA)

Hesselagergård, located near Gudme in the southeast of the Danish island Funen, is the oldest Renaissance building in Denmark. It was built by Johan Friis, one of the most powerful men in Denmark during the reigns of Christian III and Frederick II.

Wikipedia: Hesselagergård (EN)

Egense Church is located by the village of Egense approx. 5 km W of Svendborg. Until the 2007 local government reform it was in Svendborg Municipality, and until the 1970 local government reform it was in Sunds Herred.

Wikipedia: Egense Kirke (DA)

Brudager Church is located in the village of Brudager approx. 6 km NE of Svendborg. Until the 2007 local government reform it was located in Funen County, and until the 1970 local government reform in Gudme Herred

Wikipedia: Brudager Kirke (DA)