Fuglsang Garden B&B - Fuglsang Herregaard

Fuglsang Have B&B - historic 60's charm and natural tranquillity

Fuglsang Have B&B is a unique extension from 1968-69, originally created as a guest house for visitors to the former manor retreat. Today, the building is a charming terraced house with six atmospheric rooms - each with its own personality and history.

Located just a two-minute walk from Fuglsang Herregaard, on the other side of the moat in the centre of the idyllic Fuglsang Garden, the B&B offers a stay in peaceful and green surroundings. Wake up to birdsong, fresh air and the sight of the old trees that frame the garden like a quiet breathing space.

Upon arrival, you check in at the The manor house, Here you can also enjoy the homemade breakfast buffet filled with local produce and small treats from the kitchen. After breakfast, you can take a leisurely walk in the park, visit the nearby Fuglsang Art Museum, enjoy a coffee and home baking in the café or indulge in a delicious dinner in the ViGGo N restaurant. Here everything is brought together - nature, art and gastronomy - in one harmonious whole.

A touch of art and history

The rooms at Fuglsang Have B&B exude the architectural charm and spirit of the 1960s. Each room is dedicated to an artist with a connection to Fuglsang Art Museum or the history of the manor. Original artworks and reproductions hang on the walls, making your stay a little cultural journey in itself. The artistic mood goes hand in hand with the tranquil atmosphere - a place where creativity, nature and history meet.

All rooms have retained their original bathrooms from the construction of the annex, giving them an authentic and nostalgic feel. At the same time, they offer simple yet comfortable facilities, and each accommodation has its own furnished terrace - large or small - with direct access to the beautiful Fuglsang Garden. Here you can enjoy your morning coffee in the sun, listen to the birds or simply let your thoughts calm down.

Fuglsang Have B&B is the ideal choice for those looking for a stay with personality, intimacy and authenticity - surrounded by nature, culture and history. Here you'll find the tranquillity of the landscape, the soul of the manor and a warm, relaxed atmosphere that makes time stand still for a while.

✨ Welcome to Fuglsang Have B&B - a place where the charm of the past and the tranquillity of the present meet in beautiful harmony.

Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen's room

Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen's room is named after the painter and art theorist Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen (1909-1957). Bjerke Petersen is represented in the room with Five Compositions, 1951, 126/150. Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen was a veteran of the great breakthrough based on surrealism in the interwar period. He was educated in the Bauhaus school with Kandinsky and Klee as well as in Norway and spent a long period in Sweden. His work is about the integration of art in a larger social context. These lithographs are examples of his late concrete works.

Mogens Andersen's room

Mogens Andersen's room is named after the painter Mogens Andersen (1916-2003). Mogens Andersen is represented in the room by examples of his graphic work. Mogens Andersen was a pioneer among the abstract painters of his generation. He was strongly French orientated and expressive. Mogens Andersen's works are frequently characterised by a dark or blue complex drawing on a light background.

Preben Hornung's room

Preben Hornung's room is named after the painter Preben Hornung (1919-1989). Preben Hornung was a painter and graphic artist who largely depicted the world around him in a pure and clear style where only the colour and surface remain. preben-hornungThe images are unimaginative in a play with shapes, colours and texture. Hornung is characterised by his backward orientation. However, his sublime art is indispensable. Preben Hornung is well represented at Fuglsang Art Museum.

Anna-Lisa Reuter-Lorenzen's room

Anna-Lisa Reuter-Lorenzen's room is named after the watercolourist Anna-Lisa Reuter-Lorenzen (1909-2001). Anna-Lisa Reuter-Lorenzen is represented in the room with her watercolours and pen drawings with motifs from the area around Corselitze on East Falster. Anna-Lisa Reuter-LorenzenAnna-Lisa Reuter-Lorenzen settled in East Falster in 1951 and worked naturalistically, mainly with watercolour and pen. She was very interested in the life and work of Bodil de Neergaard.

Sven Dalsgaard's room

Sven Dalsgaard's room is named after the multi-artist Sven Dalsgaard (1914-1999). Sven Dalsgaard is represented in the room with “D. d. Dannebrog”, 1977. Six prints signed in the print and numbered 195/200 and folder signed on the back Sven Dalsgaard 1977, 195/200. Lithographs in colour. Sheet size 40 x 30. (7). Sven DalsgaardSven Dalsgaard's art is highly experimental and conceptual and characterised by a distinctive use of the means of expression. He moves in surrealism, modernism and neo-realism separately and in combinations. In Danish art, his position is unique.

Palle Nielsen's room

The Palle Nielsen Room is named after the graphic artist Palle Nielsen (1920-2000). Palle Nielsen is represented in the room with “The Enchanted City”. Folder with 10 compositions. All sign. P.N. 54. Numbered 6/20. Linoleum print in black and white. 40 x 28. Palle-NielsenPalle Nielsen was probably Denmark's finest graphic artist of the 20th century. He unfolds in series about war and decay, ruin and fear; the works show his fascination with urban architecture and constitute a scathing commentary on our conditions of existence.