Top 5 best museums in Faaborg

Kaleko Mølle holds the distinction of being Denmark's oldest preserved watermill used for grinding grain. This historical landmark, located a few kilometers east of Faaborg in Kaleko, offers a unique glimpse into the country's past. The mill's origins possibly date back to the time of Valdemar Atterdag, but it was most likely in use as a mill operation in the 1400s. The oldest existing building dates from around 1600.

Øhavsmuseet is a museum that pays homage to the region surrounding the Danish South Sea, also known as Sydfynske Øhav. The museum is not confined to a single location but is spread across several exhibition sites within the Faaborg-Midtfyn municipality. These include the Øhavsmuseet itself, Arresten, Kaleko Mølle, and the Historical Archive of the city of Faaborg (Faaborg Byhistoriske Arkiv). Each of these locations offers a unique perspective on the history and culture of the region.

The Faaborg Clock Tower, a freestanding church tower, was constructed in the late 1400s. It was built in conjunction with Faaborg's first church, the St. Nicolai Church, which dates back to around 1250. This historical connection provides a glimpse into the architectural and religious history of Faaborg.