BB. MC. Nyborg. Bed & BREAKFAST. ALL IN. :-)

I offer a newly renovated room for Motor Bikes touring, drives, campers or just people who happens to need the space on the go. The room it self offers everything to suit the basic needs you might have after a long day on the go. There is access to a convenient kitchen so you can cook a decent meal or make a lunch pack. There is also a nice bath room and you will have your own entrance. The room is in the basement and I live on the first floor. In connection to the house is a large closed garage. There is room for up to 4 big bikes and the garage secured against theft. There is also the possibility to wash your bikes with a hot water steam cleaner. Close by is various options for doing grocery shopping, such as the store Føtex which is only 500 meters away. Nearst grossery 100 meters open 08.- 21.00. 900 meters and you are in the Center of the city. 500 meters to the great Storebælt, nice and friendly beach, her u can swimm all year

The room is situated very close to the highway, it only takes 5 minutes to get there. Bus stop to all locations on Fyn / Nyborg 100 meter. The town of Nyborg is very convenient located on Fyn, in between Jutland and Zealand.

http://www.visitnyborg.dk/international/en-gb/menu/turist/turistforside.htm

Nyborg Castle The present Nyborg Castle's history dates back to around 1200. The powerful, squat tower and the basement of the castle building are the remains of the original castle which was surrounded by a 1.5 m thick curtain wall with semicircular corners.

The castle was due to its central location, venue for the so-called Danehoffer, meetings between the king and kingdom's clerics and secular great men, by approx. 200 years, until Erik of Pomerania made Copenhagen the capital.

The castle was expanded through the centuries and changed under Christian III mid 1500-century character castle. During the Swedish wars in 1658-59 under the castle so much damage that it lost its status as a royal residence, and thus began the castle's decline. Decay stopped first in the 1900-century, when the ruins were restored. Since 1920-s, the castle as a museum. The audience can see the old furniture and models of the castle and an exhibition about Nyborg as garrison town in the years 1670-1913.