Ørbæk is a charming small town located southwest of Nyborg. It offers a wealth of experiences: manors and castles, springs and churches, watermills, and Ice Age landscapes. The cycling route Ørbæk Syd ensures you experience it all. If the route is too long, there are several natural spots where you can adapt it to your preferences.

The route starts at "Almas hus" in Ørbæk. Following the route clockwise, you will encounter:

Ørbæk Brewery: An organic microbrewery famous for "Fynsk Forår" (Funen Spring).
Refsvindinge Church and Village: A typical village with a church from the late 12th century. Visit the restored water pump as well.
Lillemølle: A functioning watermill in an idyllic river valley, recently restored and spinning once again.
Refsvindinge Brewery: Feel the scent of malt or taste "Ale No. 16" – voted Denmark's best beer several times.
Sulkendrup Mølle: A watermill with a passage grave (dolmen) located by the mill pond. It doesn't get more idyllic than this.
Vindinge Church: Denmark's 3rd largest village church, overlooking the Vindinge Stream system. Nearby lies Gammelborg, the predecessor to Nyborg Castle.
St. Mads Spring: A holy spring where water still bubbles from the ground. An annual "pilgrimage" walk takes place from the church to the spring.
Tårup Church: The youngest Christian church in East Funen, consecrated in 1883.
Frørup Vineyard: Explore the world of wine – one of three local vineyards.
Regisse Spring: Funen's most famous holy spring, a site of pilgrimage for the sick in the Middle Ages.
Frørup Church & Village: A well-preserved village with half-timbered houses and the old village assembly site (bystævne).
Ørbæk Church: Famous for its "Clog Paintings" (træskomalerier).
Ørbæklunde: Founded in the 1500s as Denmark's last manor castle. It also houses Ørbæk Vineyard.

Ørbæk East Route – 39.7 km

Refsvindinge Church: Built in the late 12th century.
Lille Mølle: Restored in 1960-61. Features an antique and interior shop in the old stable. The mill will open as a museum (entrance fee). Look out for kingfishers!
Sulkendrup Mølle: Rich in birdlife with a new fish ladder.
Vindinge Church: Dedicated to St. Nicholas in 1181. Features wood carvings from Claus Berg’s workshop.
Holckenhavn Castle: One of Denmark’s most magnificent noble castles. Guided tours available in the knights' hall and chapel.
Beach Stop: Enjoy views of the Great Belt at Tårup Strand and Kongshøj Strand.
Tårup Kirke: Built by local craftsmen in 1883 for 20,000 DKK.
Frørup & Regisse Spring: A well-preserved village and the famous holy spring, renovated in 1993-95.