"De fire verdenshjørner" (The four points of the compass), Alfio Bonanno

De fire verdenshjørner (The four points of the compass) is an outdoor artwork by Land Art artist Alfio Bonanno in Rudkøbing. The piece forms part of a cluster of contemporary art installations in the area and reflects Bonanno’s focus on landscape, space and orientation. It is close enough to the Margueritruten to visit on a brief walk from the town centre. Expect a quiet spot where you can pause, look closely at the forms and materials, and consider your place in the surrounding landscape before continuing your drive.

Stop at De fire verdenshjørner if you are interested in contemporary Land Art and want a short, reflective break from driving. The work is easy to combine with nearby pieces by Alfio Bonanno and other local artists, making a compact walk between several outdoor and studio-based art experiences in Rudkøbing.

A worthwhile short detour from the Margueritruten for anyone interested in Land Art and contemporary outdoor sculpture.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

15–30 minutes is usually enough to view the artwork, take photos and read any on-site information, though art enthusiasts may wish to stay longer.

Best time to visit

Daylight hours are best, as De fire verdenshjørner is an outdoor artwork and details are easier to appreciate in good natural light. In dry, calm weather you can move around the piece more comfortably and spend time observing its relationship with the surrounding landscape.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• The perished sailors, Rudkøbing Harbor

  Historic building · 112 m

• Granite Environment, Alfio Bonanno

  Attraction · 131 m

• Granite Environment, Alfio Bonanno

  Attraction · 131 m

• Jette Høgh - painter

  Local business · 156 m

• Melissa Clark Nielsen - Painter

  Local business · 209 m

• " Sundhedsøen" (Island of Health), Henriette Lorentz

  Attraction · 277 m

Frequently asked

What is De fire verdenshjørner in Rudkøbing?

De fire verdenshjørner (The four points of the compass) is an outdoor artwork by Land Art artist Alfio Bonanno in Rudkøbing. It is one of several contemporary art pieces in the town and can be visited as a short stop from the Margueritruten. Travellers typically view it on foot as part of a brief art-focused walk.

How long should I plan to spend at De fire verdenshjørner?

Most visitors spend around 15–30 minutes at De fire verdenshjørner. That is usually enough time to walk around the artwork, look at it from different angles, take a few photos and, if available, read any on-site information. If you are particularly interested in Land Art or photography, you may want a little longer.

Is De fire verdenshjørner easy to combine with other sights in Rudkøbing?

Yes, De fire verdenshjørner is close to several other art-related stops in Rudkøbing. You can easily combine it with Granite Environment by Alfio Bonanno, the nearby related Granite Environment site, and Sundhedsøen (Island of Health) by Henriette Lorentz. This makes a compact walking route between different contemporary art experiences.

Do I need any special equipment to visit De fire verdenshjørner?

You do not need special equipment to visit De fire verdenshjørner. Comfortable footwear is useful, as you will be viewing the artwork on foot and may want to walk on uneven ground around it. A camera or smartphone is helpful if you would like to photograph the piece and its setting along your Margueritruten road trip.

Is De fire verdenshjørner suitable for a quick stop from the Margueritruten?

De fire verdenshjørner works well as a brief stop from the Margueritruten. It is close enough to the route for a short detour, and the artwork itself can be seen in a relatively limited time. Travellers often combine it with nearby pieces by Alfio Bonanno or other local artists before continuing their drive.

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