Sie fahren durch mittelalterliche Handelsstädtchen mit Fachwerkhäusern und historischen Pflastergassen und von Insel zu Insel über Dämme und Brücken mit herrlichen Aussichten auf Fjorde und Meerengen. Sie können auf der Strecke zwischen Gedser und Kopenhagen noch mehr von Falster, Møn und Seeland sehen und erleben: Ihr Weg führt Sie nämlich vorbei an 10 ausgeschilderten Panoramarouten, die jeweils denselben Start- und Endpunkt haben und als Tagestouren gedacht sind. Denn was spricht dagegen, einen Tag länger zu bleiben und die Gegend zu erkunden?
Nykøbing Falster is a delightfully charming town, nicely situated by the waters of Guldborgsund. The town has an extensive grid of pedestrian streets with shops and cafés. This is also where you find The Medieval Centre, Guldborgsund Zoo and various museums.
Hesnæs Harbour, which has thatched houses, beautiful woods and swimming beaches, has expanded so that sailors can stock up and eat at the harbour. Bakery, patisserie, cafe, take-away, and lots of events at the harbour.
The churches on Møn are plentiful, beautiful and diverse – and in a unique highlight, the unknown Elmelunde Master has decorated several of the churches with the most impressive frescoes. You will find the famous frescoes in Elmelunde, Keldby and Fanefjord Church.
Stege is one of Denmark’s oldest shopping towns and bears the mark of the Middle Ages, as well as more modern times, which makes the city an interesting and beautiful city to explore.
The coastal town of Præstø is an idyllic gem situated right on Præstø Fjord. The town has a special charm that must be experienced up close. The picturesque town is famed for its French spring market and the beautiful church in the middle of the town.
Feddet is an amazing and picturesque peninsula that separates Præstø Fjord and Faxe bay. You’ll find beautiful nature here, with many kilometres of beaches and walking and cycling routes on stunning nature trails. In addition, there are plenty of activities for both children and adults.
At Stevns Klint Experience, experience the story of how an asteroid impact 66 million years ago wiped out half of life on Earth. But the experience centre also tells the story of how life went on, flourished and evolved into the life we know today.
Køge is a old town that is very much alive. Visit the local museums, enjoy the beautiful old, well preserved houses while not forgetting the modern architecture of our new neighbourhoods. And the spectacular Market Square in Køge has no equal in any other town. With woodland and beaches close to the city centre.
ARKEN is a great and monumental building situated in the artificial landscape, Køge Bay Beach, a short drive or train ride south of Copenhagen. The museum has one of Scandinavia’s finest collections of contemporary art, and its maritime-inspired architecture has won recognition at home and abroad since it opened in 1996.
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