Brecht's House
Brecht's House is the name given to a house on Svendborg Sund, where author Bertolt Brecht, as a refugee from Nazi Germany, lived from 1933 to 1939.
In the 1990's Svendborg Kommune began restoring Brecht's House. Today it is a residence and an inspiring workplace for artists and researchers from around the world. The thatched, half timbered house is offered to people who need, for a period, a peaceful and quiet place for their artistic or scientific work.
The house is fully furnished and equipped for max. 4 persons - all for the guest and family/friends.
Fully equipped kitchen, linen, 2 bicycles, washing machine, PC and wireless internet access.
Brecht's House is located on Skovsbo Strand which is 3 km. west of Svendborg's town center and harbour and the house is also quite close to the coast.