aero island
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The shopping can be found at the two Red Cross second-hand stores in Aeroskobing. Phenomenally cheap and useful souvenirs can be discovered in the Danish housewares, fabrics, and oddities found in both stores. They also are just a short distance apart. Both will reward a patient and thorough examination.The cinema in town is the intimate 50 seat Andelen. The theater is operated by enthusiastic volunteers who get a new movie on Tuesdays and show it 6 nights. Seeing a film here makes what many more vacations should have; a memorable cinema experience.
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This summer I spent one week in Ærøskøbing and biked allover the island from there. Ærøskøbing is by far the most beautiful city on the island. Small, old-fashioned and cosy. Marstal is larger, but you feel less welcomed there. During my week I was scolded by two women in Marstal, who wanted med to go off my bike (even all others around were biking the same place) in the street. All other people on Ærø were friendly. We stayed near the harbour and it was easy to go to the beach or to the town, only a couple of minutes. It was relaxing and nice and not the last time that I spent my holiday there, even though everything is quite expensive.
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Away from all the big city stress and traffic you have a real chance of getting away in a history book life and forget your routine.Living in Aero and in Aeroskobing is like coming in a history book . This in olden days a fisherman town is like untouched since modernity came over them. Get a local guide and hear about what statues placed at the windows mean and see the door painted with ox blood since 17th century still red as it was than. Now a days people mostly from Germany and Poland come and get married here because they don`t need all " unnecessary " papers ..! it is a good attraction . Walking among these doll houses and living in them under very low ceilings lets you forget your worries if you have any. Get up early and take a walk to the harbor and get your hot and newly baked bread and sit by the cafe and watch people and if you don't watch your time you can sit there hours because the magic of this town makes you idle ! Study the beautiful old doors . They even have their own flag .Go to the sandy beach and enjoy the water and the century old beach cabins like doll houses of the doll houses !You will love the place .
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The Journey by ferry from the Mainland to the Island was great. The Fish & Chips Restaurant right on the pier serves really great Fish & Chips. Few bars on the island, a nice air stip, few guest houses, lovely people on the island. A different experience in deed.
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It's beautiful. It's about 75 minutes by ferry to the island from Svendborg and costs around 200kr round trip. You can also bring your car on the ferry. Nice view from the ferry ride. The island has nice weather and is very beautiful. They have hotel, restaurants and shops there. But also good for camping. Recommended!
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Ærø you can reach from Fåborg and Svendborg on Fyn or Fynshav on Als. It is a spectacular island with a high proportion of beautiful, well kept houses as well as nature. The number of old, beautiful houses in Ærøskøbing quite amazing. The place was developed in the 1800 as it grow and became the second largest place of shipping in Denmark! (next to the capital Copenhagen). People are very friendly and you sense a place with each own mood. Go for it!
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it was a like a fairytale island. the place time forgot. Great biking trails and countryside with pastures and farm animals and evenwallaby (imported).It could not have been quainter.
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Leave the car at Faaborg and bring your bikes, a lot cheaper
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You really out to take the r ferry to Ærø and spend at least one night there. The landscape is beautiful, the air is clean, very quiet, a wonderful place to really get away from it all.
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Aerøskøbing looks like a fairy tale village from Hans Christian Andersen. It is very picturesque but there is not much to do beyond appreciating idyllic views. We stayed for 2 nights and rented bikes for a great day in between. The quiet peaceful island reminded you of how life in Europe was 200 years ago. It is easy to reach from Copenhagen via public transportation in 3.5 hours. Take the train to Odense, then the train to Svendborg & walk to the ferry about 5 minutes away.