Anne Hvide's House

The two-storey, half-timbered building features black timbering, red-tiled roof, and eight bays with patterned brickwork panels painted in ochre yellow.

Built in 1560 by noblewoman Anne Hvide after her husband's death, the structure changed functions from private residence to inn between 1837 and 1867.

The building displays part of Svendborg's archaeological collection and represents the architectural heritage of Danish Renaissance residential construction techniques.

Located at Fruestræde 3 in central Svendborg, the museum currently restricts access to its interior spaces while maintaining its exterior for public viewing.

The structure maintains its original Renaissance features, including a shallow cellar and an elevated entrance door accessed by four steps with iron railings.

GPS coordinates: 55.06019,10.60906

Latest update: March 6, 2025 19:11