I Fuglsang Art Landscape presents Fuglsang Kunstmuseum new works in the collection placed outdoors around the museum and manor. The common title for the works is 'Landscape Dialogues', and they have been chosen with the aim of providing new perspectives on the nature and history of the place.

The works are placed with good dispersion in the different parts of the landscape with respect for the unique identity and qualities of the individual places. With Fuglsang Art Landscape we want to inspire walks and stays in the area and to – through art – explore the special natural and cultural history of the place.

The first part of Fuglsang Kunstlandskab opened in 2023 with works placed in connection with the blue hiking route (1,5 km) starting in front Fuglsang Kunstmuseum. From here the route goes across the courtyard, past the listed manor stables, after which you pass Fuglsang Herregaard's main building with a moat. From here the tour goes through Fuglsang Have and further into the small forest area Askelunden, where a viewpoint has been established. After the viewpoint you continue through Askelunden back to the manor garden and back to the museum. There are five works on the route.

The second part of Fuglsang Art Landscape opened in early summer 2025 with works placed along the yellow hiking trail. The 1,5 km route starts where the path to Gammelholm begins. From here the route turns onto the lawn between the parking lot and the Nystedvej road. Then find your way back to the path and follow the stone embankment to Gammelholm and back. There are two works on the route.

Curator: Tone Bonnén.

Blue route artists: Lea Porsager, Ditte Gantriis, Ragnhild May and Lulu Refn.

Yellow route artists: Rasmus Myrup and Asta Lynge.

Click on the routes in the left margin for information about the works.