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THICK ÆRØ PANCAKES “Løvtens Paa’kaar” is what they’re known as locally, and they come with a whole set of traditions. The recipes vary, and opinions are divided about how to garnish them, but islanders all agree on one thing: they taste great! Try them at Boppes Mokka, Fru Berg and Hotel
Ærøhus, for example, as well as at the local town festivals. ÆRØ JAZZ FESTIVAL In early August, people flock to Ærøs købing to enjoy the summer’s finest jazz festival. You can hear both traditional and modern jazz, and the festival often attracts world-famous performers. SØBYGAARD AND SØBY VOLDE EARTHWORKS Søbygaard Manor is a testament to Ærø’s noble history: the island was actually a part of the Duchy of Southern Jutland until 1867. Right next to the estate stand the Søby Volde earthworks, which date back to the 1100s. Both are most definitely worth a day trip.
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THE SØBYGAARD CONCERTS From May to September, the sweet sounds of classical music can be heard emanating from the concert hall at Søbygaard, when world-class performers play classical music and opera favourites at the manor.
VODERUP KLINT An absolute “must see” and one of the finest vantage points on Ærø. Giant steps in the landscape lead all the way down to the beach and the magnificent area is well-known for its rich variety of flora and fauna. The whole of Voderup is an internationally protected nature area. WATCHMAN'S ROUNDS IN ÆRØSKØBING The old part of Ærøskøbing is really special – so special, in fact, that it has been awarded the Europa Nostra Prize for its well-preserved yet thriving urban centre. Join the watchman on his evening rounds and hear entertaining stories about the town and the old buildings – interspersed with original watch-crier songs. THE ISLAND OF BIRKHOLM Delightful little Birkholm is just a short sailing trip away from Marstal. The island has more houses than residents and no eateries at all. However, there is a self-service shop selling ice cream and
