Bojden (Bøjden) is located in a beautiful and peaceful nature area in the south of the Danish island of Fyn, surrounded by the waters of Lillebælt, good beaches, little port towns and a lovely vigorous nature.
The town is central located and close to activities, attractions, nature areas and larger towns, and this is the perfect place for families, fishers and nature lovers.
The shopping opportunities in Bojden are not of the best, but only 10 km from the town you will find the old, pleasant town of Faaborg. Here you will find a lively shopping life, small streets, art and craftsmen, several cultural attractions along with good restaurants.
The island is connected to the island of Sea Land, were you will find the Danish capital city Copenhagen, and the mainland of Jutland via bridges.

	Country:	Denmark
	Location:	South
	Country Code:	+45
	Population:	400
	Language:	Danish
	Currency:	DKK
	Time Zone:	CET
	Train Station:	Faaborg
	Tourism:	Bøjden Tourism

By Car The danish road network is very simple and most towns and cities are connected via major networks. Take road number 8 or 44 towards Faaborg. When pass faaborg, road number 8 towards Bojden and Sønderborg will take you to Bojden.

By Bus The bus network in Bojden is limited, but daily services operate from Bojden to Faaborg, from where connecting bus services can be reached and connect you to other bus and train services.

By Ferry Regular daily ferry services from Bojden to Fynshav are operated by Scandlines.

• Faaborg Museum of Art
• H.C. Andersens House
• Faaborg Culture Historical Museum
• Katterød Arts & Crafts
• Bojden Nor
• Funens Village

Bojden is located on the Danish islands Fyn, which is mostly known for its upbringing of the poetry H.C. Andersen, who was born and grew up in Odense, Denmark’s 3 largest city. The city has a number of museums devoted to the writer, most known are the ones at his childhood home and his later home were he grew up. Both places have been converted from homes to museums, and contain details on both his private life and upbringing and his poetry. ‘H.C. Andersen’s Hus’, which is the museum in the house of his upbringing, has been open as a museum since 1908, which makes it one of the world’s oldest poetry museums. In Horne, 5 km from Bojden, is the only church, built as a fortification, on Fyn. On the nearby Hvedholm Castle, you will find a wine basement and arts and crafts. In all of Bojden and surrounding the town, are little fishing towns, which are great to visit, because of their old buildings and the old feel of lifestyle, and are also ideal for those enjoying fishing.