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Ærø has it all<br />
- including a “door-to-door” ferry...<br />
The lovely island in the South of Funen Archipelago<br />
offers the best preserved borough in Denmark,<br />
maritime environments, picturesque villages,<br />
beautiful and varying nature sites and much more.<br />
Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig<br />
Rønhaveplads 12<br />
6400 Sønderborg<br />
Tel. 74 43 54 23<br />
www.deutsches-museum.dk<br />
info@deutsches-museum.dk<br />
Admission: free<br />
Frøslevlejrens Museum<br />
Lejrvej 83 • 6330 Padborg<br />
Tel. +45 74 67 65 57<br />
www.froeslevlejrensmuseum.dk<br />
The Froeslev Camp was built in 1944 and used<br />
as a German internment camp for members<br />
of the Danish Resistance. It is one of the most<br />
well-preserved German prison camps from<br />
WW II in Europe. See how a prisoners’ barrack<br />
appeared in 1944-45 or see the exhibitions<br />
on the German surveillance of the camp, the<br />
You will find several places to dine across the island, and should you<br />
wish to extend your stay you will find exclusive hotels as well as charming<br />
bed & breakfast establishments.<br />
The ferry crossing takes a full hour so you will have plenty of time to catch<br />
the genuine island asmosphere while enjoying the fine mini-cruise on board the<br />
new ferry M/F “Skjoldnæs” from Fynshav to Søby.<br />
Welcome to a genuine island. Welcome to Ærø.<br />
The museum informs about the history<br />
of the German minority in southern<br />
Denmark. The historico-cultural and arthistorical<br />
collections illustrate among other<br />
things everyday life in the minority.<br />
Opening Hours:<br />
Tuesday 10am – 4pm<br />
Friday 10am – noon<br />
First Saturday of the month 10am – 1pm<br />
or by appointment on tel. +45 27 46 92 26<br />
(C.J. Bock)<br />
prisoners’ daily life and the deportations to<br />
concentration camps. The exhibitions are<br />
situated in the main watch tower and barrack<br />
H4. In barrack H6 you will find an exhibition<br />
on the camp’s function from 1945-49 as an<br />
internment- and penal camp during the judicial<br />
purge after WW II. During that period the<br />
camp was called the Faarhus Camp.<br />
Open:<br />
Tue-Fri 9 am-4 pm • Sat-Sun/hol. 10 am-5 pm.<br />
From 18.6. to 10.8. daily 10 am-5 pm<br />
Dec. and Jan. closed. Free entry.<br />
Ærøskøbing Havn 4 | DK-5970 Ærøskøbing | tel. +45 6252 1300 | www.arre.dk<br />
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