Lundeborg

Lundeborg is a small fishing village located on the east coast of the island of Funen, Denmark. It belongs to the municipality of Svendborg. The village is known for its scenic harbor, its history as a trading center dating back to the Viking Age, and its proximity to the Great Belt Bridge.

Historically, Lundeborg was an important site for maritime activity and trade. Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of a significant Viking Age marketplace, suggesting that it served as a hub for exchange between Denmark and other parts of Scandinavia and Europe. The site is often referred to as "Gudme-Lundeborg," linking it to the nearby rich archaeological site of Gudme.

Today, Lundeborg's economy is largely based on tourism and fishing. The harbor offers facilities for visiting yachts, and the village has a number of restaurants and shops catering to tourists. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking and cycling, with beautiful coastal scenery.

The Great Belt Bridge, which connects Funen to Zealand, is easily accessible from Lundeborg, making it a convenient base for exploring other parts of Denmark. Regular ferry services to other islands in the Danish archipelago have also historically operated from Lundeborg.