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414 places found in South Zealand
Albuen
Albuen is a long, narrow and characteristically curved spit on the west coast of Lolland, enclosing Nakskov Fjord and stretching into the Langeland Belt. Albuen forms the outermost part of the 5 km long sand spit Dragene, which is between 20 and 200 metres wide, created by stones and sand carried here over thousands of years. The area lies within Naturpark Nakskov Fjord and offers sweeping views, an open, wind-swept landscape and a particularly beautiful light. Albuen also holds a surprising cultural history: from the 15th century until well into the 20th century, Albuen Harbour was a significant fishing port with lively trade, particularly during herring seasons. A lighthouse still stands, and the former pilot station now serves as a museum and nature centre. Vegetation is sparse and there is little shelter from the wind, but the area has a rich birdlife and parts of it are a protected bird reserve. Spring and autumn are especially rewarding for birdwatching. The area is well suited to walking and cycling, and coastal fishing, kayaking and surfing are also possible. Near the village of Ydø there is a campsite from which walks can begin, or cars can be parked at Rampen. Bring plenty of water and food, as there are no facilities along the way, and remember wind-proof clothing. Dogs off leads are prohibited to protect the birdlife.
📍 Albuen, 4900 Nakskov
Anni'kage & Café
Anni'kage & Café is a cosy café with homemade baked goods and sea views at Kalvehave Harbour. The café offers a direct view of the Queen Alexandrine Bridge connecting South Zealand with Møn. The menu includes breakfast, lunch with fresh sandwiches, homemade cakes and freshly brewed coffee. A particular attraction is the homemade layer cake served every Sunday. Seating is available both inside and out, making it a natural stop on the way to and from Møn.
📍 Kalvehave Havnevej 60, 4771 Kalvehave
Antik Borella
Antik Borella in Holeby is one of the larger antique dealers on Lolland, specialising in antiques, silver, art and porcelain. The shop has experience trading on both national and international markets and offers advice to both buyers and sellers.
📍 Gl. Holebyvej 12, 4960 Holeby
Antikhuset Næstved
Antikhuset in Næstved is a large antiques and second-hand shop on Karrebækvej with a wide selection of furniture, retro items, curios and flea market finds.
📍 Karrebækvej 56, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Antikkram
Antikkram in Horbelev on Falster is an antique and second-hand shop with a varied selection of older furniture, applied art and flea market finds.
📍 Bregningevej 1, 4871 Horbelev
Askø Shelterplads
Askø Shelterplads is a coastal overnight site behind the old school on the small island of Askø in the Småland Sea. The site has two spacious shelters with room for five people each, along with a barbecue area, fire pit with grill grate, outdoor power outlet, pétanque court and a small ball court. The site is managed by the local residents' association, and payment goes to the local community. Askø is connected to the neighbouring island of Lilleø via a causeway, and the island offers genuine island tranquillity with peaceful nature and its own grocery shop. Booking in advance is recommended during the high season.
📍 Askø, 4942 Askø
Askø Strand
Askø Strand lies west of Askø Harbour on the small island of Askø in the Småland Sea, reached by ferry from the north coast of Lolland. It is an inviting beach with fine sand and almost no stones, and in the bathing season a bathing jetty is erected. Askø is connected to the neighbouring island of Lilleø via a causeway, and the two islands offer cosy lagoons and a rich birdlife. Genuine, undisturbed island idyll for those who want to unwind.
📍 Askø Havn, 4942 Askø
Avnø Naturcenter
Avnø is a magnificent nature area northwest of Vordingborg, where the peninsula was previously both an island and a military airbase. The airbase was decommissioned in 1993, and since 2004 the site has functioned as a nature centre. The open landscape with coastal meadows, a lake and some woodland is home to a rich birdlife — waders, geese, ducks and birds of prey — and harbour seals live in the fjord year-round. Avnø Nature Centre is unstaffed and open around the clock; the former airbase buildings house an exhibition, and from the old control tower there is a panoramic view across the entire area. There are marked circular routes of around 3 km, a fire shelter and benches along the coast. The nature centre is run in collaboration between Vordingborg Municipality, Næstved Municipality and the Danish Nature Agency.
📍 Flyvervej 40, 4750 Lundby
Avnø Shelterplads (Nokkeskoven)
Newer shelter site with four shelters, each with its own fire pit and picnic table, plus a composting toilet, located close to the water by the seal colony in Avnø Fjord. Two additional first-come-first-served shelters at the south-eastern tip of the peninsula.
📍 Flyvervej 40, 4750 Lundby
Bandholm Badeanstalt
Historic bathing establishment with jetty and fjord bathing at Bandholm Harbour in northern Lolland, with views over the Småland Sea and the small islands of Askø and Lilleø.
📍 Havnepladsen, 4941 Bandholm
Bandholm Badehotel
Bandholm Badehotel is situated on the north coast of Lolland in the charming harbour town of Bandholm, with views over the Småland Sea. The building served as a royally privileged inn as early as the 17th century and was elevated to hotel status in 1886 by the count of Knuthenborg Estate. In 2022 the hotel underwent a comprehensive restoration and was renamed from Bandholm Hotel to Bandholm Badehotel. The hotel has around 42 rooms spread across several historic buildings, a restaurant, and facilities for meetings and conferences. It is situated a few hundred metres from Bandholm Beach and Denmark's oldest bathing establishment.
📍 Havnegade 37, 4941 Bandholm, Danmark
Bandholm Badehotel Restaurant Alba
Restaurant Alba is Bandholm Badehotel's restaurant, located directly on the north coast of Lolland. The restaurant serves Nordic-inspired dishes with a focus on local produce in peaceful waterside surroundings, and is open to both hotel guests and outside visitors.
📍 Havnegade 37, 4941 Bandholm
Bandholm Strand
Bandholm is located on the north coast of Lolland and offers a small, cosy beach with views of Askø and Lilleø, with the iconic Bandholm Badehotel situated just behind the beach.
📍 Strandparken 1, 4941 Bandholm
Basnæs Havn
Basnæs Harbour is a small fishing settlement on Dybsø Fjord on the south Zealand coast between Næstved and Vordingborg. The harbour lies on the edge of the Basnæs estate, facing the shallow fjord — one of Denmark's cleanest — which is home to rich birdlife and wildlife. Here you can see the characteristic flat-bottomed fishing boats and experience the quiet of a harbour still used for fishing. The area around Dybsø Fjord is part of a larger natural landscape of coastal meadows and reed beds that attracts migratory birds in spring and autumn — bring binoculars for a good chance of spotting herons and waders. The harbour is reached via Dybsøvej.
📍 Dybsøvej, 4700 Næstved
Biler på Gavnø - Gavnø Slot
Experience the most beautiful car show Zealand has to offer, when Denmark's largest veteran car show takes place in the castle park at Gavnø.
📍 Gavnø 9, 4700 Næstved
Bjørnebæk Strand
Bjørnebæk Strand is a 1.6 km long natural beach at Karrebæk Bay, south of Kristiansholm Plantation. The beach is narrow and flat with sand and medium-sized stones — family-friendly and with excellent bathing water quality. A primitive beach without jetties or paved paths. Adjacent to the nature base there are two shelters, a nature playground, picnic tables and a toilet. Parking and access via the road Strandbakken.
📍 Kristianholmvej, 4262 Sandved
Boesdal Kalkbrud Strand
Beach at the historic Boesdal Lime Quarry on Stevns. What makes Boesdal truly special is the access to the beach. Boesdal is one of the few places where you can walk 'through' the cliff and out to the sea, through the opening where flint was previously tipped onto the beach. The surplus flint from lime extraction was transported out through a tunnel blasted into the cliff — the tunnel grew larger and larger, and today it serves as a passage to the sea and the cliff face. This also means that from the quarry you can walk all the way down to the beach without stairs, making the site unusually accessible.
📍 Boesdalsvej 6, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Bogø
Bogø is a small island with a charming village, harbour and views over the Grønsund strait. Perfect for cycling and a peaceful day close to nature.
📍 Bogø, 4793 Bogø By, Danmark
Bogø Fyr Shelter
A special overnight experience in the historic Bogø Lighthouse with views over Storstrømmen and the Farø Bridges. The first floor has space for two overnight guests and a wood-burning stove — membership of Bogø Fyrs Venner (the lighthouse's friends' association, DKK 150/year) is required. The ground floor offers free overnight stays without booking. The site has good conditions for launching kayaks and canoes, fishing opportunities, and a bathing beach nearby. Camping is not permitted.
📍 Vesternæsvej 7, 4793 Bogø By
BonBon-Land
BonBon-Land is an amusement park at Holme-Olstrup near Næstved, founded in 1992 and known for its colourful, humorous themes built around the Danish confectionery brands BonBon and Toms. The park offers more than 60 rides and attractions for the whole family — from family-friendly rides such as the Henry Hundeprut slide and Den Skøre Skildpadde to wilder thrills and Scandinavia's longest rafting ride, Bæver Rafting. Once the entrance fee is paid all rides are included, and the park also has several restaurants, ice cream stands and green rest areas.
📍 Gartnervej 2, 4684 Holmegaard
Bournonvilles Wild West
Bournonvilles Wild West is a unique cowboy-themed venue near Dalby on South Zealand, transporting visitors to the Wild West without leaving the island. Its roots go back to 1986, when the founder's father was the first person in Denmark to bring a mechanical rodeo bull into commercial use. Today the venue occupies a former dairy cooperative from 1888, with 1,500 square metres of authentic Wild West décor across several levels. The restaurant is open to the public, and the themed events — including the annual Cowboyfest — attract guests from across the country. The saloon can seat up to 400 guests in summer.
📍 Vordingborgvej 441, 4690 Haslev
Bøgeskov ved Stensved
A small beech forest near Stensved close to Vordingborg where dogs are welcome. The forest is popular among local dog owners for its peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained paths. Parking along the road.
📍 Stensvedvej, 4773 Stensved
Bøndernes Egehoved
Bøndernes Egehoved is a small, protected nature area on the Jungshoved peninsula near Roneklint, facing Præstø Fjord. The site has been called the epitome of Danish nature romanticism — a park-like Golden Age landscape where beech trees mirror their crowns in the fjord, and where Achton Friis, in his 1930s work "De Danskes Land", praised the wide view over the water. Behind the idyll lies an unusually rich nature: the area contains the three threatened habitat types — grassland, fen and coastal meadow — and oak trees more than 400 years old provide habitat for a wide range of species. Rare plants grow here among tussocks of yellow meadow ants, and old thickets of hornbeam, crab apple, hawthorn, wild roses and field maple can be found. The area is known for its tree frogs, rare fungi and rich birdlife, and continued grazing helps the species-rich flora thrive. The site was long difficult to access due to overgrowth, but a local nature project on Jungshoved has laid out paths so visitors can once again experience the atmospheric landscape — a perfect spot for a woodland walk or a summer picnic.
📍 Roneklintvej 5, 4720 Præstø
Bøndersvig Enge
Bøndersvig Enge lies on the shore of Søndersø below the golf course, as part of Naturpark Maribosøerne. The low, damp meadows facing the lake are a fine place to experience the nature park's rich birdlife, and the area is often highlighted as a good spot for seeing white-tailed eagles — visitors who remember to look up have a good chance of spotting one at Maribosøerne. The meadows are a calm, undisturbed natural area close to Maribo, well suited for a walk where you can enjoy the view over the lake and scan for waders and waterfowl with binoculars. Together with the nature park's other paths and lakeshores, Bøndersvig Enge forms part of one of Denmark's most significant inland nature areas.
📍 Søndersøvej, 4930 Maribo
Bøtø Nor Fuglereservat
Bøtø Nor is a 175-hectare bird and nature reserve on the southern tip of Falster, established as compensation for the large-scale drainage of the original 2,245-hectare lagoon, which was converted to agricultural land from 1860 onwards. The reserve's central lake, surrounded by meadows, reed beds and seasonally flooded areas, supports an exceptionally rich birdlife: breeding cranes, marsh harriers, teal, garganey and spoonbills nest here in summer, while winter brings large flocks of barnacle geese, bean geese and whooper swans. Three observation towers allow visitors to observe birds at close range — access inside the reserve itself is prohibited year-round. In recent years, the Danish Nature Fund and Guldborgsund Municipality have acquired adjacent land and periodically flooded it, attracting rare waders such as wood sandpiper and ruff in large numbers.
📍 Bøtøvej, 4873 Væggerløse
Braunstein Bryghus
Braunstein Brewery is a microbrewery and distillery founded in 2005 by the Braunstein Poulsen family. The brewery started as a microbrewery and already expanded production in 2006 with a micro-distillery producing both schnapps and whisky. The venue combines craft beer, whisky and spirits, and has gained recognition both in Denmark and internationally — Braunstein's whisky has won awards in respected international competitions.
📍 Carlsensvej 5, 4600 Køge
Bredfjed Strand
Bredfjed Beach near Rødby on South Lolland is a long, wide sandy beach with fine sand and gravel at the water's edge. The beach is around 500 metres long and 15-25 metres wide, and its shallow water makes it child-friendly and safe for the youngest visitors. Behind the beach lies a broad area well suited for sunbathing and picnics. There is a bathing jetty at the water's edge, toilets behind the dyke, and good access for wheelchair users and prams along the path on the dyke — which can also be used for cycling and walking. Parking is at the end of Bredfjedvej.
📍 Bredfjed Strand, 4970 Rødby
Bregentved Gods
Bregentved Gods near Haslev is one of Denmark's largest estates, with landholdings of around 6,250 hectares of which approximately half is woodland. The estate's history can be traced back to 1319, and over the centuries it passed through various aristocratic hands before Frederik V gave it in 1746 to his prime minister and close adviser A.G. Moltke. Since then it has remained in the Moltke family. The main building consists of three wings: the north wing dates from the 17th century, while the south and east wings were built in 1890 in Neo-Rococo style. The building is easily recognisable by its large copper spire, and all three wings are listed.
📍 Koldinghus Allé 1B, 4690 Haslev
Brorjords Have — Shelter i sansehaven
A shelter in the sensory garden at Brorjords Planteskole near Tjørnehoved, 4 km south of Præstø. The garden is laid out as a modern herb garden with rare historic roses, medicinal plants and a focus on biodiversity and permaculture — a fragrant, distinctive setting for a night under the open sky. An ideal stop for cyclists, hikers and nature lovers, with the option to light a campfire and enjoy the starry sky.
📍 Tjørnehoved, 4720 Præstø
Broskovvejen
One of Denmark's best-preserved ancient roads, located approximately 5 km north-west of Præstø. The almost 70-metre-long and 3.5-metre-wide paving was laid during the Late Roman Iron Age (300–400 AD) to make it possible to cross a wet ford over Hulebækken. On top of the Iron Age road lies a somewhat less carefully built medieval road. The road was discovered in 1949 during drainage work, excavated by the National Museum, and is today a listed ancient monument — cleared in 2009 so the stonework is again visible. A footpath leads the last approximately 260 metres out to the road.
📍 Broskovvejen, 4640 Faxe
Brøndehøje Skanse
At the top of the coastal escarpment at the western end of the forest Busene Have, on the south-eastern tip of Møn about four kilometres east of Klintholm Harbour, lies Brøndehøje Skanse. The fortification was built during the Swedish Wars of 1658–60 and is said to have had six cannons, though it is widely believed the site has roots stretching back to the Middle Ages, when small defensive works were erected along exposed coasts to guard against raids from the Baltic. From the redoubt there is a wide view over the Baltic Sea, from where approaching enemy ships could be signalled in good time to the other coastal defences and to the towns inland. The site also bears traces of a vanished fishing village: near the redoubt lay Brøndhøje, which during the height of the herring fishery was closely connected to the Lübeck merchants' Baltic trade and brought great prosperity to Møn, until the settlement was washed away in the storm surge of 1625 and never rebuilt. The redoubt is part of one of Denmark's richest prehistoric landscapes: the surrounding Busene Have contains a long barrow and ten round burial mounds, presumably from the Bronze Age, and visitors are quickly captivated by the special atmosphere where history and nature are closely intertwined.
📍 Hampelandsvej, Busene Have, 4791 Borre
Bruserup Strand Naturlejrplads
A nature campsite with shelter on the South Falster coast, close to Bøtøskoven and the Bøtø Nor bird reserve. The area is home to wild-living Konik horses and Highland cattle kept as nature management animals, as well as rare butterflies. A unique location for those seeking a close-to-nature experience at the southern tip of Falster.
📍 Bruserup Strandvej 9, 4873 Væggerløse
Bryghuset Møn
Bryghuset Møn is a local microbrewery and bottle shop on Kostervej in Stege, brewing beer inspired by Møn's nature and local ingredients. The shop is open Saturdays 11–16 and on selected days during the season. Bottles can be purchased directly from the brewery, and staff are happy to talk about the brewing process. A genuine local alternative to mainstream brands.
📍 Kostervej 35, 4780 Stege
Bryghuset Møn
Bryghuset Møn is a local craft brewery situated near Stege Bugt on the island of Møn. The brewery produces hand-crafted beers inspired by the island's nature and local ingredients, with water sourced from the area around Møns Klint and Liselund. The bottle shop at Kostervej 35 sells a wide range of beers as well as the brewery's own still water and soft drinks. Guided tours with tastings are available, and the premises can be booked for private events and corporate outings.
📍 Kostervej 35, 4780 Stege
Bursø Grusgrav Shelterplads
Shelter site at the interesting nature area of Bursø Grusgrav, where you can fish and birdwatch. Maribo and Holeby are each approximately 5 km away in either direction.
📍 Bursøvej, 4960 Holeby
Busene Have
On the south-eastern tip of Møn, around four kilometres east of Klintholm Harbour, lies Busene Have — an old coastal forest containing one of Denmark's richest landscapes of ancient monuments. In and around the forest are traces from almost the entire prehistoric period: a long barrow and ten protected burial mounds, probably from the Bronze Age, as well as standing stones and Viking graves. One of the best-known finds is a sacrificial well from the Late Bronze Age, around 500 BC, built in a hollowed-out alder trunk. On the western edge of the forest, atop the coastal cliff, also lies Brøndehøje Skanse, a redoubt built during the Swedish Wars in the 1600s. The forest lies dramatically along the coast with direct access to the beach, and the varied flora and untouched nature make the site an obvious destination for anyone wishing to experience prehistoric burial culture in an evocative natural landscape. The Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces has put up information boards about both the redoubt and the area's ancient monuments.
📍 Hampelandsvej, 4791 Borre
Butik "Der var engang"
Butik "Der var engang" ("Once Upon a Time") is an antique shop in Nakskov in western Lolland, focusing on vintage items and nostalgic objects.
📍 Søndergade 33, 4900 Nakskov
Café 3Kanten
Café 3Kanten is situated on Slotsbryggen by the Guldborgsund strait in Nykøbing Falster, serving a broad menu for lunch and dinner with views over the water in the centre of the city.
📍 Slotsbryggen 24, 4800 Nykøbing F
Cafe Algade
Cafe Algade is located on the historic pedestrian street in Store Heddinge and serves Danish and Greek dishes for lunch and dinner. The kitchen emphasises fresh, preferably organic ingredients and the restaurant stocks its own wines. A sheltered courtyard terrace catches the afternoon sun. For current opening hours and menu, see the restaurant's website.
📍 Algade 5, 4660 Store Heddinge
Cafe Borre
Cafe Borre is Østmøn's cosy everyday café, eatery and live music venue, open year round. Homemade baked goods, breakfast, lunch and dinner are served, with capacity for up to 50 guests at intimate live concerts. The café also hosts private events and gatherings.
📍 Klintevej 386, 4791 Borre
Café Vin & Brød
Café Vin & Brød is situated on the main square in Maribo and focuses on organic ingredients, wine and simple dishes made from local produce. The place emphasises a relaxed atmosphere in the heart of town. Check the café's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Torvet 1, 4930 Maribo
Camp Adventure Klatrepark
Camp Adventure is a large nature attraction in the beech forest of Gisselfeld Kloster near Rønnede in South Zealand. The landmark is the Forest Tower — a 45-metre-high observation tower shaped like an hourglass, designed by EFFEKT Architects and opened in 2019. Inside the tower, an approximately 650-metre-long spiral ramp winds up to the top, offering 360-degree views over the South Zealand landscape; on clear days you can glimpse the Copenhagen skyline. The tower is considered the highest accessible point in Zealand and was nominated in 2022 for the EU's architecture prize, the Mies van der Rohe Award. A raised boardwalk through the forest leads to the tower. Camp Adventure also features a climbing park, marketed by the operator as Denmark's largest, with 12 courses and more than 150 obstacles at various difficulty levels for both children and adults. Street food stalls are available on site, and guests are welcome to bring their own food.
📍 Skovtårnsvej 1, 4683 Rønnede, Danmark
Camp Adventure Skovtårnet
Camp Adventure Skovtårnet near Haslev is a 45-metre observation tower built into the treetops of a protected bog forest. The tower offers views over woodland and the South Zealand landscape and is connected by a treetop walkway. The site also includes restaurants and accommodation. See campadventure.dk for prices, opening hours and booking.
📍 Skovtårnsvej 1, 4683 Rønnede
Camp Toftager
Nature-close luxury camping in Magleby on Stevns with safari tents (real beds, pillows and duvets included), where you can cook over a campfire or on a grill by the tents. Micro kiosk with snacks and drinks, proper toilet and hot shower. 4 km to a small beach gem in the enchanting Magleby Forest. Book via Airbnb or Owayy.
📍 Borgergade 16, 4672 Klippinge
Dalvang (tidl. Brasseriet)
On an old farmstead in Arninge, five kilometres from Nakskov, Dalvang — formerly known as Brasseriet — has gathered a brewery, restaurant, farm shop and accommodation under one roof. The venue relocated here after ending a lease at Søllestedgaard Manor, and the property, which many locals know by the name Dalvang, today houses function rooms, kitchens and guest rooms surrounded by a garden of old trees and a small lake. Lolland Bryghus brews craft beer on the premises with inspiration from regional ingredients, and guests can join tours and beer tastings. The kitchen serves lunch using seasonal local produce in informal surroundings, the farm shop sells homemade specialities and local products, and sustainability with a focus on recycling runs through daily operations. Those seeking a gastronomic experience, a jug of local ale or a peaceful rural stay will find it all in one place.
📍 Arningevej 18, 4983 Dannemare
Dambækgaard
Dambækgaard at Hårlevvejen 12 near Hårlev on the Stevns peninsula is a sustainable farm offering accommodation, events, corporate courses and gastronomic stays in peaceful natural surroundings. The farm operates with a strong farm-to-table philosophy, with meals prepared from home-grown and local produce. Guests can stay in private rooms, an apartment or glamping tents with views over the fields. The farm features a fire pit, pizza oven, pétanque court and ample outdoor space. For events and weddings, a function room and terrace are available, with two-course dinners from the farm's own kitchen. Corporate groups can book course and meeting facilities in peaceful surroundings approximately one hour from Copenhagen. Dambækgaard is a partner of UNESCO World Heritage Stevns Klint.
📍 Hårlevvejen 12, 4652 Hårlev
Damme Kro
Damme Kro is a traditional roadside inn near Fanefjord on western Møn, serving dinner Thursday to Sunday. The inn has four rooms for private parties of between 10 and 350 guests and is a classic venue with long traditions, also catering for coach parties.
📍 Fanefjordgade 162, 4792 Askeby
Damsholte Kirke
Damsholte Church on western Møn is the only Danish village church built in Rococo style, making it an architecturally unique monument. The church was built in 1741–1743 by architect Philip de Lange. The yellow, rendered church features a bulbous dome at the west end, a narrow side entrance and a short vestibule. The long rectangular interior is dominated by columns and a large altar arrangement with the pulpit raised high above the altarpiece — all in wood with muted grey tones reflecting the spirit of Pietism. Around 1800 a funerary chapel was added for the LaCalmette family, owners of the church and Marienborg estate.
📍 Grønsundsvej 292, 4780 Stege
Danhostel Næstved (B&B-lignende ophold)
Danhostel Næstved is located on Præstøvej south of Næstved town, surrounded by woodland and close to the Suså river. Accommodation is available in shared or private rooms and suits families, cyclists and hikers. The hostel offers good shared facilities. See current prices and availability at danhostel.dk.
📍 Præstøvej 65, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Danmarks Borgcenter
Danmarks Borgcenter in Vordingborg conveys the castle culture of the Middle Ages based on the ruins of Vordingborg Castle — one of Denmark's most important medieval fortresses. The museum features interactive exhibitions about kings, knights and everyday life in the Middle Ages. The iconic Goose Tower with the golden goose on top can be climbed and offers a fine view over the town and the fjord.
📍 Slotsruinen 1, 4760 Vordingborg
Dannemare Antik
Dannemare Antik is an antique shop in the village of Dannemare in south-west Lolland with a classic selection of furniture, knick-knacks and second-hand items.
📍 Bygaden 42, 4983 Dannemare
Dark Sky Park Møn og Nyord
In 2017, Møn and Nyord became the first places in the Nordic region to be certified as an International Dark Sky Park and International Dark Sky Community by the international organisation DarkSky International (IDA) — and uniquely in world history, they received both certifications at once. This followed a dedicated local effort that has worked since 2014 to reduce light pollution and preserve darkness as a resource for nature, wildlife and people. Møn and Nyord are Denmark's darkest place and among the darkest measured locations in Europe: on clear, moonless nights the Milky Way can be seen with the naked eye, and there are good opportunities to observe planets, nebulae and meteors. The area offers organised night walks, stargazing and events tailored to the night sky — visitors are advised to plan their visit during periods of new moon and clear skies for the best experience.
📍 Høje Møn, 4791 Borre, Danmark
David's Cafe
David's Cafe is a well-established lunch café at Storegade 11 in Stege, serving Danish/French-inspired food since 2004. Head chef Gunnar Ottosen runs the kitchen, and the menu features open sandwiches, tapas and refined dishes. Guests can sit by the window facing the busy high street or retreat to the courtyard with a view of the old church tower. Reservations recommended. Open Tuesday–Friday 10–17, Saturday–Sunday 10–16.
📍 Storegade 11, 4780 Stege
Den Fuldkomne Fisker
Gastronomic experience restaurant at Onsevig Harbour in North Lolland, set in the owners' private home surrounded by art and a lush garden. The menu is a sophisticated buffet inspired by southern cuisines — the ingredients are primarily local and biodynamic from Lolland, the owners' own gardens and fishermen at the harbour. Offered as a 5-course (800 DKK) or 6-course (900 DKK) meal with an optional wine menu. Must be booked in advance.
📍 Byskovvej 42, Onsevig, 4913 Horslunde
Den sydlige kanon
The southern gun turret at Stevns Fort, officially designated Piece 2, is one of the fort's two twin-barrelled 150 mm armoured turrets and together with the northern turret (Piece 1) forms the fort's original main armament. Unlike the northern turret, Piece 2 stands freely accessible outside the fence of the Cold War Museum Stevns Fort and can be seen without an entrance fee. The cannons originate from the German battleship Gneisenau, which was decommissioned in 1942. Two of the ship's twin turrets with 15 cm secondary artillery were installed during the occupation at the coastal battery at Grådyb on Fanø, and after the war were moved to Stevns, where they were mounted as the fort's main battery in 1952–55. The cannons had a range of around 22 km and were aimed at the southern approach to the Øresund and Faxe Bay, where they were to protect sea minefields planned in the event of war to prevent the Warsaw Pact fleet from breaking through into the Kattegat and onwards into the Atlantic. Piece 2 and the surrounding southern section of the underground installation were mothballed in the early 1980s when the fort was modernised and concentrated around the northern section. The installation — including both gun turrets — was listed in 2012 as part of the overall Stevns Fort. The turret stands on the cliff edge with views over the Øresund and is connected to the underground guided tour at the museum, where you can see the ammunition magazine and the elevator that transported shells up to the cannon. The turret itself can be seen from outside year-round; access to the interior fort system requires a guided tour at the museum. Located at Korsnæbsvej, Rødvig, just south of the main entrance to the Cold War Museum Stevns Fort. Accessible from the hiking trail along Stevns Klint.
📍 Korsnæbsvej, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Det Gamle Bryghus
Restaurant Det Gamle Bryghus is a popular dining destination in Stege, situated in the charming Luffe's Gaard on Søndersti. The menu ranges from open sandwiches and burgers to fish, steak and three-course dinners. The restaurant also caters for private parties and offers takeaway. Open every day 12–20.
📍 Søndersti 3, 4780 Stege
Det Gamle Pakhus
Det Gamle Pakhus in Nysted is a restaurant housed in a historic warehouse building by the harbour. The kitchen is French-inspired with a focus on fish and seafood. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Toldbodgade 2, 4880 Nysted
Det gamle Toldhuus
Det gamle Toldhuus is a restaurant on Præstø Harbour with a large wooden terrace overlooking the harbour square. The building formerly served as the customs house for Præstø Harbour. The kitchen changes its menu with the seasons, and an ice cream house on the premises sells gourmet ice cream. For current opening hours and menu, see the restaurant's website.
📍 Havnepladsen 10, 4720 Præstø
Digegaarden Shelterplads
Two spacious shelters (5 persons each) on the South Lolland coast in Hummingen, sheltered by trees and shrubs behind the Lolland dyke. Just a few metres to the beach and the bathing pier. Minutes' walk to the restaurant, ice cream parlour and smokehouse Den Gamle Digegaard — guests with a booking receipt receive a 10% discount on food. Seasonal opening: 1 April – 1 November.
📍 Diget 1, 4983 Dannemare
Dobbeltjættestuen Månehøj
Månehøj — also written Måneshøj — is a passage grave from the Funnel Beaker Neolithic period, located on the Svinø peninsula north-west of Vordingborg. It was built around 3200 BC and is one of the relatively few well-preserved double passage graves in Denmark: a long burial chamber divided in two by a so-called dividing stone. The grave was excavated in 1908 — begun by the farm's owner and shortly afterwards taken over by the National Museum — where skeletal remains of men, women and children were found, along with around 300 artefacts, including pottery from the Funnel Beaker culture and a rare, almost intact 'face vessel' with eyes and eyebrows. The finds are kept at the National Museum. In 2004 the monument was thoroughly restored, with supporting stones straightened and the heavy capstones repositioned. The passage grave today stands with an open layout — without its original covering mound — giving a clear view of its construction. The site has free access and is signposted.
📍 Svinøvestervej, 4750 Lundby
Dodekalitten (nær Sakskøbing)
On a hillock near Kragenæs on the island of Lolland, 12 monumental stone sculptures rise in a circle 40 metres in diameter. Each basalt monument stands 7–9 metres tall and weighs 25–45 tonnes, with the top carved as a face gazing inward toward the centre of the circle. The artwork — Dodekalitten — is a collaboration between sculptor Thomas Kadziola and composer Gunner Møller Pedersen, and it is also a sound installation: each stone emits its own tone, which varies with wind and light. The narrative starting point is one of history's great natural catastrophes: when the Mediterranean, around 7,500 years ago, broke through the Bosphorus Strait and flooded the Black Sea and the advanced agricultural civilisation on its shores — an event thought to underlie the myth of the Great Flood. The project began in 2010 with the first stone placed in 2012 and is now complete with all 12 sculptures in place. The site is freely accessible all year round.
📍 Kragenæsvej, 4943 Torrig L, Danmark
Dybsø Fjord
Dybsø Fjord is a shallow inlet on the south-western Zealand double coastline, between Næstved and Vordingborg. The fjord covers around 17 square kilometres and has an average depth of barely one metre. To the west it is separated from Karrebæksminde Bay and the Småland Waters by the low barrier island of Dybsø and the southern tip of Enø, while the Svinø peninsula lies to the south. The fjord is considered one of Denmark's cleanest, and its low salinity and lush, sandy bottom make it a particularly rich natural area.
📍 Dybsø Fjord, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Egn Boutique Hotel
Egn Boutique Hotel is an exclusive, adults-only boutique hotel at Råbylille Strand on eastern Møn, just 15 minutes from Møns Klint. The hotel was created by Julie and Jesper – the latter a trained Michelin chef from restaurants in Stockholm and New York – and is built around tranquillity, gastronomy and personal attention. Guests stay in beautifully decorated rooms with garden and nature views, and in the evening Restaurant Egn serves a seasonal set menu focused on local produce. An award-winning and much-celebrated gourmet destination on Møn.
📍 Bundgarnet 18, 4780 Stege
Elkenøre Strand
Elkenøre Beach is located on Falster's eastern coast north of Marielyst and is part of the long, fine sandy beach stretch along the eastern coast of the island. The area is often described as the quieter and more peaceful part of Marielyst — you have easy access to Marielyst's many activities without staying in the middle of them. The beach is family-friendly with a flat, sandy shore, and behind it runs the Falster Dyke, which protects the summer house areas. A peaceful choice for families who want space around them.
📍 Elkenøre Strandvej, 4873 Væggerløse
Ellevilde Boutique Hotel
Ellevilde Boutique Hotel is a small, family-run hotel on Østmøn, located at Dalsgårdsvej in Borre close to Camønoen, Møns Klint and Stege. Run by Kirstine and Kenneth with a focus on sustainability, local nature and personal hospitality, Ellevilde is an official ambassador for Møn UNESCO Biosphere and Dark Sky Møn. In 2026 it was named by The New York Times as one of the world's notable travel destinations. The hotel also offers weekly sauna experiences, local organic cuisine and facilities for corporate stays and retreats.
📍 Dalsgårdsvej 2, 4791 Borre
Elmely Kro
Elmely Kro is a traditional Danish inn located in the heart of Møn, serving classic Danish dishes — including meatballs and roast pork — made from local ingredients. The inn is popular for Sunday lunch and private functions and has a garden open during summer. Check the inn's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Elmelyvej 3, 4780 Stege
Enehøje
Enehøje is an island of just under 1 km² in the outer part of Nakskov Fjord, reached by the mail boat Vesta from Nakskov Harbour. The island has been inhabited since the 1500s and still had 25 permanent residents in 1925 — today it is uninhabited. From 1926 to 1940 the island was owned by the colourful polar explorer, author and journalist Peter Freuchen (1886–1957), who retreated here from the world to write; he received well-known guests in his blue summer house, which can still be seen. Freuchen is best known for the Thule Expedition with Knud Rasmussen and for a long series of books and films about the Arctic, and he has since become one of the most legendary figures in Danish polar history. A trip to Enehøje is a journey to a place that holds both nature and a surprising biographical connection.
📍 Enehøje, 4900 Nakskov, Danmark
Enehøje Shelterplads
Enehøje Shelterplads is located on the small island of Enehøje in Nakskov Fjord and is accessible by boat only. The site accommodates up to 5 people for a maximum of 2 nights. Facilities include a composting toilet and a fire pit. The island is part of a nature zone with no cars and minimal light pollution, surrounded by rich birdlife. Booking is done through the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Enehøje, 4900 Nakskov
Engestofte Gods Julemarked
Engestofte Gods Julemarked is an atmospheric Christmas market at the beautiful manor house Engestofte near Maribo. Every year in early December, the estate's courtyard and buildings — including the old water tower and the farmyard — fill with stalls selling crafts, Christmas decorations, ceramics, jewellery, flowers, gnomes and other Christmas gifts. There's a Lucia procession, Santa's workshop and the Christmas Express train for children, and the historic setting creates a particularly cosy festive atmosphere. Admission costs 75 kr for adults and 35 kr for children under 12. See engestofte.com for dates and opening hours.
📍 Søvej 10, 4930 Maribo
Enø Bageri
Enø Bageri is a bakery, patisserie and ice cream dairy in Karrebæksminde, situated on the Enø side directly alongside the Karrebæksminde Canal. The location by the canal, with views of the bridge and fishing boats, is a distinctive feature of the place. For current opening hours, see the bakery's website.
📍 Ved Broen 6, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Evers Grav
Evers Grav is a well-preserved long barrow from the Funnel Beaker Neolithic, dated to roughly 3950–2801 BC. It lies tucked away on the edge of the Everdruplund forest near Everdrup. The barrow measures about 38 × 8 metres and stands roughly 1.25 metres high, framed by a row of kerbstones. According to local legend, the petty king Ever — one of two brothers said to have ruled the area — is buried here, hence the name. The ancient monument is a protected site and can be difficult to find.
📍 Everdrupvej, Everdrup, 4733 Tappernøje
Faksinge Skov Shelterplads
A shelter site in Faksinge Skov near Præstø with two shelters, separate fire pits for each shelter and a shared larger fire pit. There is a primitive toilet on site. The forest has an exercise trail with outdoor fitness equipment. Its northern section has been designated a quiet zone to protect the forest's breeding white-tailed eagles — the largest birds of prey in Denmark and Northern Europe. Parking is at Evensølundvej 5 (Bosei Idrætshøjskole); follow the signs to the camp site east in the forest. Booking via the Danish Nature Agency.
📍 Evensølundvej 5, 4720 Præstø
Falsters Minder — Museum Lolland-Falster
The Museum Lolland-Falster exhibition venue in Nykøbing Falster is housed in Czarens Hus — a listed half-timbered building from the 1690s on the corner of the town square, and one of the town's oldest buildings. The house is named after the Russian Tsar Peter the Great, who visited the inn that occupied the premises in 1716. The museum, originally founded as Falsters Minder in 1913, moved into Czarens Hus in 1923 and was state-recognised in 1946. Today the venue hosts the exhibition Museum Obscurum, which received the Historical Days Innovation Prize. The building also houses Den gamle Købmandshandel (The Old General Store) and the town's tourist information, and on the ground floor is Restaurant Czarens Hus. The venue is one of four exhibition sites under Museum Lolland-Falster, which is a state-recognised cultural history museum for Lolland and Falster.
📍 Færgestræde 1A, 4800 Nykøbing F
Falsters Virke
Falsters Virke is a semi-circular Iron Age defensive earthwork from the Late Iron Age (AD 400–800) located in Hannenov Forest in central Falster. The structure encloses an area of approximately 1 km² and is one of the largest prehistoric fortifications in Denmark. In his chronicle, Saxo records that the Falstrians repelled a Wendish siege here in 1158. The earthwork has boardwalks and information signs and is open year-round. Parking at the Virketvej/Hannenovvej junction.
📍 Virketvej 39, 4863 Eskilstrup
Fanefjord Jættestue
Fanefjord Passage Grave on Møn is one of the island's most beautifully preserved megalithic tombs, dating from around 3000 BC. The passage grave is situated on a hill with views over Fanefjord and is surrounded by a protected landscape zone. A quiet and almost mystical experience, particularly in fog or early morning. In the forest lie 16 protected burial mounds of various sizes from the Bronze Age. None of the mounds have been the subject of archaeological investigations, so the dating to the Bronze Age (1,700–500 BC) is based primarily on the size and landscape position of the mounds.
📍 Fanefjordvej, 4792 Askeby
Fanefjord Kirke
Fanefjord Kirke near Kokseby is one of Møn's most visited attractions and is considered one of the most beautifully decorated churches in Denmark. The church is built in Romanesque style with a Gothic addition and features a double nave. It contains an outstanding and almost complete cycle of frescoes from around 1500–1520, painted by the so-called Elmelunde Workshop. The frescoes cover the vaulted ceilings and depict biblical scenes in a vivid, folk art style.
📍 Fanefjord Kirkevej 51, Kokseby, 4792 Askeby
Fanefjord Skov
Fanefjord Skov stretches along the western side of Møn down towards Fanefjord and is a peaceful state-owned forest area with trails, deciduous woodland and viewpoints over the fjord. The forest is well suited for walks and family outings, and the forest floor's flowering plants change with the seasons. From the forest it is a short distance to Fanefjord Church — one of Møn's oldest churches, with medieval frescoes — and to Grønjægers Høj, one of Denmark's most impressive long barrows. The nearby campsite offers the option to stay overnight amid natural surroundings. The forest is managed by the Danish Nature Agency.
📍 Fanefjord Skov, 4792 Askeby, Danmark
Fanefjord Skov Teltplads
Campsite in Fanefjord Forest on Møn with a quiet, woodland setting and access to walking trails and the coast. The site is suited for basic nature camping. Booking and information are available on the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Fanefjord Skov, 4792 Askeby, Danmark
Fanefjord Skovpavillon
Fanefjord Skovpavillon is a restaurant beautifully situated at Fanefjord Forest on western Møn. Meals are served in scenic surroundings close to the historic Fanefjord Church and the forest paths – an ideal base for a woodland walk combined with a good meal.
📍 Fanefjord Skovvej 6, 4792 Askeby
Fanefjord Torv
Fanefjord Torv is a local food market and meeting place in the village of Damme on western Møn. Local produce is sold here, and the café Fanes Brød bakes sourdough and rye bread daily. The market is open every day and serves as a lively hub for locals and visitors alike, supported by the Realdania foundation.
📍 Fanefjordgade 119, 4792 Askeby
Fårebakkerne
Fårebakkerne is a protected hill landscape on the Mogenstrup ridge near Næstved, formed during the last Ice Age. The hills rise to around 55 metres above sea level, among the highest points in southern Zealand. A viewing bench has been placed at the top, offering fine views over the surrounding landscape. The area is used for walking and dog walking — and for sledging in winter.
📍 Fårebakkerne, Næstelsø, 4700 Næstved
Farø
Farø is a small island in Storstrømmen with only five permanent residents, which in 1985 became the focal point of the two Farø Bridges — the motorway bridges connecting Zealand with Falster. Today the island is bisected by the motorway, but on either side there are walking trails and open coastal landscape. The Sjællandsleden hiking route passes by the island. The area around the bridges is popular with kitesurfers, and kayaking around Farø and Bogø offers close contact with the windswept waters of Storstrømmen.
📍 Farø, 4793 Bogø By, Danmark
Faxe Ladeplads Strand
Child-friendly bathing beach in the fishing town of Faxe Ladeplads with good parking, short distance to the town's cafés and restaurants, and views over Faxe Bay.
📍 Klintevej, 4654 Faxe Ladeplads
Faxe Svømmehal
Local swimming pool with good facilities for school use, leisure and relaxation. Suitable for both children and adults.
📍 Præstøvej 78, 4640 Faxe, Danmark
Fængselsgården Møn
Fængselsgården Møn is a book café in the charming green courtyard behind the old town hall on Storegade in Stege. A tranquil retreat in the middle of town, it is the perfect place to enjoy coffee and a good book in authentic surroundings, with a local and cultural character in the heart of the historic town.
📍 Storegade 39, 4780 Stege
Færgen Ida
Færgen Ida is one of the few remaining wooden ferries operating a regular scheduled route in Denmark. Every summer she carries thousands of passengers, cyclists, cars, motorcycles and coaches across Grønsund – the strait between Møn-Bogø and Falster. The ferry is of great importance to both the local community and tourists and is an experience in itself: a short but atmospheric crossing of the sound. Current timetables are available on the ferry's own website.
📍 Bogø Havn, 4793 Bogø By
Feddet Strand
Feddet Beach is located on the Feddet peninsula near Faxe, where a long, narrow spit of land separates Faxe Bay from Præstø Fjord. The peninsula was formed by beach ridges over the past approximately 2,000 years and is still growing due to the constant supply of sand from the north-east. The subsoil consists primarily of gravel, sand and flint, creating nutrient-poor soil and a very special plant and animal life. Feddet is home to, among other things, Zealand's largest heath with heather, grass and scattered pine, oak and birch forest, and the peninsula is often described as a little piece of West Jutland in the middle of the Zealand landscape. The beach itself stretches for several kilometres and is particularly child-friendly with its shallow, calm water.
📍 Feddet 12, 4640 Faxe
Feddet Strand Resort Naturlejrplads
At the harbour on Feddet peninsula there are 3 shelters and a picnic shelter with benches, a nature playground and a toilet — free to use for a single overnight stay. The site is located on a peninsula with a fjord on one side and the sea on the other.
📍 Feddet 12, 4640 Faxe
Fejø Cider
Fejø Cider on Slettervej on Fejø produces organic cider from hand-harvested cider apples grown in the farm's own orchards. The cider is wild-fermented and bottle-conditioned without filtration or pasteurisation. The farm shop is open in summer. Fejø Cider is also stocked at a number of local restaurants. See fejocider.com for product information.
📍 Slettervej 44, 4944 Fejø
Fejø Freedom Festival
Fejø Freedom Festival is a free outdoor festival of music, art, film, and literature held every June on the small Lolland island of Fejø. The festival takes place at Ro Naturcamp, and the unique island setting offers a distinctive festival experience in the heart of nature. The event is organised by the local harbour association, Fejø businesses, and the music organisation Cap30. Fejø Freedom Festival is a tribute to community and the freedom that art expresses.
📍 Ro Naturcamp, 4944 Fejø
Fejø Økologiske Madskov
Fejø Organic Food Forest is a pioneering project in permaculture and regenerative agriculture on the island of Fejø in the Smålandshav. The 3,000 m² site hosts over 300 different edible plant species and serves as a living demonstration of forest gardening — working with nature rather than against it. The project has been certified as a Slow Food Farm, among the first in Denmark. Visitors can harvest fresh produce with guidance, taking food directly from soil to table, and participate in guided tours and workshops. The season runs from May to September, with visits primarily by appointment.
📍 Storemosevej 75, 4944 Fejø
Fejø Sydstrand
Fejø South Beach is located on the southern side of the fruit island of Fejø in the Småland Waters, near a holiday cottage area. It is a quiet beach with fine sand and a few small stones, both on the beach and in the water, with a bathing pier during the swimming season. Vester Harbour, where the ferry from Kragenæs on North Lolland calls, is around 400 metres north-west of the beach. A peaceful spot with views over the sound — ideal for visitors seeking tranquillity on the small apple island, which is known for its fruit, cider and welcoming inhabitants.
📍 Fejø Sydstrand, 4944 Fejø
Fejøs Festival
Fejøs Festival describes itself as "perhaps the smallest festival with the greatest music" — and it is no empty claim. Every July, musicians of international soloist calibre gather on the small island of Fejø in the Smålandshav for a week of chamber music at the very highest level. Fejø Kammermusikforening has from the outset sought to bring classical music to new audiences and break away from the formal atmosphere of the concert hall. Musicians perform in changing ensembles at intimate venues around the island — from atmospheric church concerts to informal open-air arrangements.
📍 Vesterby, 4944 Fejø
Femø Havn Strand
Femø Harbour Beach is a fine sandy beach located just west of Femø Harbour, where the ferry from Kragenæs calls several times daily. The beach has scattered small stones and a sandy bottom, and from the shore there is a beautiful view over the Småland Waters towards Fejø, Askø and Lilleø. Toilets with showers are available at the harbour area, and there is parking at the harbour via Askhavnvej or Pigmosevej. Femø is a hilly island with winding roads, old orchards and a cosy inn — and is especially known for its annual jazz festival.
📍 Femø Havn, 4945 Femø
Femø og Fejø (ø-hop)
Fejø and Femø are reached by ferry from Kragenæs on Lolland and offer two different experiences of quiet island life in the Smålandsfarvandet strait. Fejø is best known for its orchards — especially the apple and cherry growing that the island's farms have practised for generations — and the Fejø apple's reputation as one of Denmark's finest apple varieties has given the island an identity reaching far beyond Lolland. The island offers cycling routes through the orchards, coastal meadows and a relaxed atmosphere. Femø is even more remote and unspoilt: a small harbour, an authentic island environment and undisturbed nature. Both islands are well suited for a day trip and can also be combined into an island-hopping tour — it's worth planning a visit during the harvest season, when the orchards are at their most beautiful.
📍 Fejø/Femø, 4944 Fejø/4945 Femø, Danmark
Femø Shelterplads
Shelter and camping site at Lille Strandgård on the island of Femø in the South Funen Archipelago. The site is suited for rowers, cyclists and hikers and is reached by ferry from Kragenæs on Lolland. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Femø, 4945 Femø
Fiskehuset Enø
Fiskehuset Enø is a fish shop and informal eatery in Karrebæksminde, situated by the canal close to the iconic bridge between South Zealand and Enø. The venue has been in operation since 1997 and specialises in fish and seafood. It combines the function of a fishmonger with the opportunity to enjoy fresh fish dishes on the premises.
📍 Ved Broen 5-7, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Fjord til Fjord-stien
The Fjord to Fjord Trail is a nature trail of around 28–30 km connecting Avnø Fjord and Præstø Fjord across Zealand's narrowest point. The route passes through open countryside with hedgerows, canals and minor roads, passing several villages and natural areas along the way. From Avnø, where you may be lucky enough to spot seals near the nature centre, the trail passes through the drained Køng-Sværdborg-Lundby Bog — thousands of years ago a large lake with Stone Age settlements — and continues past villages such as Sværdborg, Neble and Grumløse and through Faksinge Forest, before ending at Nysø Manor and Præstø Harbour. The route forms part of the longer Sjællandsleden trail and is also open to horse riders. Waymarking can be sparse in places, so it is recommended to bring a map or route app.
📍 Avnø Naturcenter, Flyvervej 40, 4750 Lundby (rute mod Præstø)
Fjordkroen
Fjordkroen is a family-run hotel and restaurant situated directly on Præstø Fjord near Tappernøje. The restaurant serves Danish and French dishes made from fresh ingredients, with views over the fjord. For current opening hours and menu, see the restaurant's website.
📍 Bækkeskovstræde 23, 4733 Tappernøje
Flagbanken Lejrplads
Flagbanken Lejrplads on Stevns is a shelter site accommodating 6–8 people, with a fire pit. The site is located in a former Cold War military area. No booking URL found — check Stevns Municipality's outdoor recreation information for details.
📍 Boestofte, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Flysimulatoren - Nordstrandsgård
At Nordstrandsgård near Lundby, halfway between Næstved and Vordingborg in South Zealand, Jeanette and Michael run a farm with an unusual attraction: a full-scale King Air B350 flight simulator. The simulator previously served as a professional training device at Roskilde Airport, where pilots from airlines including SAS and Norwegian trained on it. In spring 2025, Michael took over the simulator and moved it to the farm, where, after extensive rebuilding, it now allows visitors to try their hand at real flying. In the cockpit, you sit in front of a curved screen measuring around 8 x 2-3 metres, giving an experience close to reality. You can choose your own destination, as the simulator covers airports all over the world. Michael, who holds a pilot’s licence himself, guides you throughout — from a gentle introduction to more advanced exercises such as instrument landings. Several people can take turns in the cockpit, and outside there is a small lounge fitted with real aircraft seats, where others can follow the flight as “passengers.” Visits are by appointment only and must be booked by phone. One hour in the cockpit costs 1,000 DKK, two hours 1,750 DKK, and gift vouchers are also available. As this is a private farm with no fixed opening hours, it is recommended to contact Michael well in advance to arrange a time.
📍 Togårdsvej 6, 4750 Lundby
Folkemøde Møn
Folkemøde Møn is an annual democracy festival in the heart of Stege, bringing together politicians, experts, business leaders, cultural practitioners and engaged citizens for debates, workshops and community — with provincial life and the good life outside the big cities as the central theme. Friday is dedicated as Youth Day with approximately 12,000 young people from schools and youth education institutions. The event takes place on Stege Torv, in Storegade and surrounding streets. Held every year in August — in 2026 on 21–22 August.
📍 4780 Stege
Forest Village (Camp Adventure)
Forest Village is Camp Adventure's glamping area in the forest of Gisselfeld Kloster near Rønnede, where overnight stays are combined with access to the award-winning Forest Tower. The area's Forest Yurts are inspired by traditional Mongolian yurts and offer modern comfort with year-round heating, a private terrace, a large hot tub and a glass dome above the bed for stargazing. In addition to the yurts, there are Valley Cabins positioned on the edge of the valley, Lakeside Lodges by the lake, The Hut — a small house for two — and Greenwood Cottage, which accommodates larger groups of up to 14 people. The tents and cabins are insulated and heated and can be booked year-round.
📍 Skovtårnsvej 1, 4683 Rønnede
Frederiksdal Kirsebærvin
Frederiksdal Kirsebærvin at Frederiksdal Gods near Harpelunde in Lolland produces cherry wine from Stevns cherries grown on the estate's own plantations, using the same principles as traditional grape wine and ageing in oak barrels. Visitors can join a guided tour with tasting and buy wines in the farm shop. Part of the estate's woodland is open as a public park with picnic area. See frederiksdal.com for opening hours and booking.
📍 Frederiksdalsvej 30, 4912 Harpelunde
Frilandsmuseet De Gamle Huse (Maribo)
The open-air museum De Gamle Huse in Maribo is one of the exhibition venues under Museum Lolland-Falster, beautifully situated by Bangs Have in the Maribosøerne Nature Park down towards Maribo Lake. The museum is Denmark's third-oldest open-air museum: its history began in 1923, when the chairman of the Lolland-Falster Diocesan Museum secured a plot for the preservation of old houses from the area, and the museum opened in 1927. Today, 13 half-timbered houses from Lolland-Falster have been reconstructed on the site — buildings from the late 17th century to the early 20th century that served as farmsteads, smallholdings, agricultural labourers' cottages, rectories, schools, smithies, windmills and fire engine houses. Original artefacts and small scenarios convey rural life in the 18th and 19th centuries, and gardens have been laid out along with opportunities for traditional village games. The museum also houses a steam-powered ploughing machine from 1872. The venue is well suited to a family excursion and can be combined with a walk in the surrounding nature park.
📍 Museumsgade 32, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Fuglsang Kunstmuseum
Fuglsang Kunstmuseum is an art museum in Toreby on Lolland with roots in one of Denmark's oldest art museums and a fine collection of Danish art from 1780 to the present day. The collection comprises Danish painting, sculpture and works on paper, including pieces by Jens Juel, the Skagen Painters, Vilhelm Lundstrøm, Olaf Rude and the Cobra artists, as well as concrete art. The museum, which opened in its current building on Nystedvej in 2008, also hosts changing contemporary art exhibitions, a café and regular events and guided tours. A visit offers a journey through more than 200 years of Danish art history in beautiful, light-filled surroundings. See fuglsangkunstmuseum.dk for opening hours, prices and current exhibitions.
📍 Nystedvej 71, 4891 Toreby L.
Gaströ
Gaströ is a small restaurant on Nyord set in the historic surroundings of Ragnhilds Gaard, directly opposite Nyord Church. Chef Rasmus Theilsborg and host Lissa serve modern open sandwiches and carefully composed evening menus in an authentic and atmospheric setting. Reservations are strongly advised.
📍 Møllestangsvej 1, Nyord, 4780 Stege
Gavnø Slot
Gavnø Castle is located on the island of Gavnø in Karrebæk Fjord south-west of Næstved and is considered one of Denmark's most beautiful Rococo castles. The site has a long history: the estate is first mentioned in the early 13th century, the main building was originally constructed in the early 15th century, and it acquired its current Rococo character during a renovation in the 1750s. The castle is owned by a foundation and is surrounded by a castle park of approximately 8 hectares. Gavnø is one of South Zealand's major visitor attractions and hosts a range of major events throughout the season, including Denmark's largest tulip festival, market days, vintage car shows and a Christmas market. The grounds also feature a café and a family-friendly climbing park.
📍 Gavnø 2, 4700 Næstved
Gavnø Slotspark og skov
The castle park at Gavnø Castle is a historic park of approximately 80,000 m² in scenic surroundings on the island of Gavnø south-west of Næstved. The park is best known for Denmark's largest and oldest tulip festival, founded in 1957, which transforms the flowerbeds into a sea of colour with thousands of tulips in changing patterns every spring — the castle gardeners plant new bulbs each autumn, so no two seasons are alike. The park offers beautiful flowers throughout the season and includes a rose garden with a rose maze, a sensory garden and a Sakura cherry blossom avenue with around 40 trees over 100 years old in the northern part. There is plenty of space for walks and nature experiences for the whole family, and the park also serves as the venue for several of Gavnø's events.
📍 Gavnø 2, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Gedesby Strand
Gedesby Beach is the southernmost beach on Falster's long eastern coastline, located near Gedser — Denmark's southernmost town. It is a good, child-friendly sandy beach with a flat shore, part of the approximately 20–25 km long equilibrium coast that is home to some of the country's best bathing beaches. Behind the beach lies the Falster Dyke, constructed in the 1870s following the devastating storm surge of 1872. A quiet summer cottage area with beautiful nature and fresh air makes Gedesby an excellent choice for families seeking peaceful beach relaxation.
📍 Gedesby Strandvej, 4874 Gedser
Gedser Odde
Gedser Odde is Denmark's southernmost point — a headland on the southern tip of Falster that juts into the Baltic Sea at coordinates 54° 33′ N, 11° 58′ E. The former naval station at the tip now houses an exhibition and community centre telling the story of the headland's nature, geology, birdlife and its strategic role during the Cold War, when the station monitored Warsaw Pact shipping traffic towards the Øresund. In the atrium garden stands the four-tonne Sydstenen (Southern Stone) as a symbol of Denmark's southernmost point. Gedser Odde is one of the country's most important migratory bird sites: Falster acts as a funnel channelling tens of thousands of birds out over the sea every spring and autumn. Gedser Bird Station, run by volunteers from the Danish Ornithological Society in the former lighthouse keeper's residence, rings more small birds than anywhere else in Denmark — up to 16,000 in autumn. Gedser Lighthouse, inaugurated in 1802 and most recently renovated in 2021, can be seen 48 km away.
📍 Gedser Odde, 4874 Gedser
Gedser Strand
Gedser Beach is situated near Denmark's southernmost point and offers a special atmosphere with views over the Baltic Sea and the Fehmarn Belt. The beach is quiet and undisturbed with wide vistas and interesting nature. Perfect for the nature-minded visitor who wants to experience one of Denmark's geographical extremities.
📍 Strandvejen, 4874 Gedser
Genbrugsbutik Stege
Cosy charity shop run by DanChurchAid in the heart of Stege on Møn with an ever-changing selection of clothing, jewellery, books and decorative items.
📍 Storegade 48, 4780 Stege
Genforeningssten, Lov
A commemorative stone erected in memory of the reunification of Southern Jutland with Denmark in 1920. In the years around the reunification, around 650 reunion stones and memorials were erected across the country — typically unworked field stones with inscriptions, raised on the initiative of local parish councils, associations and citizens. The Danish Border Association describes them collectively as Denmark's most singular monument. This stone stands at Hammervej near Lov. All reunion stones were listed as ancient monuments in connection with the centenary of the reunification in 2020.
📍 Hammervej (ved Lovkrog Huse), Lov, 4750 Lundby
Genforeningssten, Snesere
A commemorative stone erected in memory of the reunification of Southern Jutland with Denmark in 1920. In the years around the reunification, around 650 reunion stones and memorials were erected across the country — described by the Danish Border Association as Denmark's most singular monument. This stone stands in the village of Snesere south-east of Næstved and was unveiled on 17 October 1920. All reunion stones were listed as ancient monuments in connection with the centenary of the reunification in 2020.
📍 Sneserevej (ved krydset Snesere Torpvej/Bårsevej), Snesere, 4733 Tappernøje
GeoCenter Møns Klint
GeoCenter Møns Klint tells the story of the 70-million-year-old chalk cliffs and the unique nature of Møn. The museum has interactive exhibitions on geology, fossils and the dark sky reserve that Møn is part of. A perfect starting point for a walk along the dramatic white coastal cliffs.
📍 Stengårdsvej 8, 4791 Borre
Gisselfeld Juletorv 2026
You'll find Denmark's cosiest Christmas market at Gisselfeld Kloster — always the last two weekends of November. When the castle park is beautifully decorated and the Christmas market unfolds, pure magic is created. Here you'll find stalls with Christmas decorations, treats, drinks and festive inspiration in an atmospheric setting. Children can look forward to pony riding, music and entertainment, creative activities and a visit to Santa's Cave beneath the castle. The Christmas market is being held for the 26th time.
📍 Gisselfeld Kloster, Gisselfeldvej 5, 4690 Haslev
Gisselfeld Kloster
Gisselfeld Kloster is a Renaissance estate dating from 1554, located near Haslev in South Zealand, with a manor park, forests and lakes. The estate is owned by the Gisselfeld Kloster Foundation and today houses schools, residences and cultural events. The park and forests are open to the public. See gisselfeld.dk for visitor information and upcoming events.
📍 Gisselfeldvej 3, 4690 Haslev, Danmark
Gisselfeld Kloster Skovruter
Gisselfeld Kloster Skovruter is a network of walking routes in and around the forests of Gisselfeld Kloster near Haslev. The routes pass through varied terrain with lakes, hills and historic tree-lined avenues. The forests are freely accessible and form a significant natural area in South Zealand.
📍 Gisselfeldvej 3, 4690 Haslev, Danmark
Gisselfeld Kultursaloner 2026
Gisselfeld Kultursaloner is a festival held in the manor park of Gisselfeld Kloster near Haslev. The festival combines music, literature and readings with access to the park and the manor over a weekend. The programme is announced in stages and typically includes intimate concerts, guided tours and local food vendors. See kultursalonernegisselfeld.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 Gisselfeld Kloster, Gisselfeldvej 5, 4690 Haslev
Glamping på Knabstedgaard
Glamping tent on Knabstedgaard in the beautiful South Zealand landscape with forests and fields, lovely views and peaceful surroundings. Beautiful sunrises and a fantastic night sky, where you can wake up to roe deer walking through the field. Wild garden with small birds, hares and an orchard, plus private bathroom/toilet, kitchenette and electricity in the tent. Sleeps 2.
📍 Hovtvedvej 6, 4652 Hårlev
Glumsø Sø Strand
In the middle of Glumsø lies Glumsø Lake, which in 2017 got its own small freshwater beach. The beach was created by a group of local volunteers after years of planning and a community survey in the town. At approximately six metres in length, it was called Denmark's smallest bathing beach at its inauguration, and that very modest size has become the place's charm and characteristic. Glumsø Lake actually has a long bathing history — as far back as the 1930s and up until the end of the Second World War, the lake was a popular excursion and bathing spot where many of the town's children learned to swim.
📍 Skolevej, 4171 Glumsø
Grønjægers Høj
Grønjægers Høj — also known as Grønsalen — on the western part of Møn is one of Denmark's longest long barrows, with an impressive length of 102 metres. The east-west-oriented megalithic tomb from the Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture, constructed around 3500–3300 BC, contains three burial chambers and is surrounded by 145 large kerbstones. The monument lies beautifully in the landscape south of Fanefjord Church, is named after the legendary king Grøn and is publicly accessible year-round. A visit can be nicely combined with the nearby Fanefjord Church, which is known for its rich frescoes.
📍 Fanefjord Kirkevej 55, 4792
Grønnegades Kaserne Kulturcenter
Grønnegades Kaserne in Næstved is a cultural and concert venue housed in a former 19th-century military barracks. The venue hosts concerts, theatre and events featuring both national and international artists. See gkkultur.dk for the current programme.
📍 Grønnegade 10, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Grundtvigs Mindestuer
The Memorial Rooms are a museum dedicated to the priest and hymn writer N. F. S. Grundtvig, who was born and grew up in the thatched rectory. The museum is located in the eastern wing of the rectory.
📍 Pasmergårdsvej 13, 4750 Lundby
Gutter Island Garage Rock Festival
Gutter Island Garage Rock Festival is an alternative garage rock festival held at Masnedø Fort near Vordingborg, founded in 2000. The festival runs over three days with on-site camping and a programme featuring both new and established bands. There is no separate backstage area — artists and audience share the festival grounds. The festival takes place in August every other year — see gutterisland.dk for current dates.
📍 Fortovet 8, 4760 Vordingborg
Gyldne dage i Præstø
Festival celebrating culture, history and craftsmanship.
📍 4720 Præstø
Hajkutterfestival
The Shark Cutter Festival (Hajkutterfestival) is a traditional summer festival at Nysted Harbour, celebrating the old wooden shark cutters and their history as fishing vessels. The festival features sailing trips, a regatta, music, food and activities for the whole family — including free maritime activities for children. Traditional fish dishes are served, and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming to locals and visitors alike. Admission is free. The festival is held annually in late July/early August — see haikutter.dk for the current programme.
📍 Strandvejen 73, 4880 Nysted
Hårbølle Pynt Strand (Møn)
Hårbølle Pynt Beach is located at the southern tip of Møn facing Grønsund. The beach stretches for around 600 metres and is known for its fine sand and beautiful, varied nature. It is close to Camping Vestmøn and a large summer cottage area, and nearby is Hårbølle Harbour, which is a popular starting point for both divers and snorkellers. A quiet beach area in the western part of Møn.
📍 Hårbøllevej, 4792 Askeby
Hårbøllehuset
Hårbøllehuset is a local community and cultural centre for Hårbølle and the surrounding area on western Møn. The house contains Café Måske and is used for concerts, lectures, exhibitions, Friday dinners, flea markets and seasonal celebrations. A weekly newsletter reaches over 780 email addresses. The house can be hired by members at preferential rates.
📍 Vindebækvej 48, 4792 Askeby
Haslev Svømmehal
Haslev Swimming Pool is a municipal swimming facility in Haslev, operated by Faxe Municipality. The pool has a large basin with six swimming lanes as well as 1-metre and 3-metre diving boards, and the small pool is heated to around 29 degrees. There is also a sauna in both the men's and women's changing rooms as well as a baby bath, and there are always lifeguards on duty during public opening hours. The swimming pool caters to both children and adults and is used for everything from fitness swimming and swimming lessons to play and birthday parties — an excellent indoor option regardless of the weather.
📍 Sofiendalsvej 42, 4690 Haslev
Havblik Festival 2026
Havblik Festival is a small harbour festival on Bogø Havn with free admission. The festival offers music and a relaxed summer atmosphere in the pleasant surroundings of Bogø Harbour. .
📍 Bogø Havn, 4793 Bogø By
Havnefest i Kramnitze
The Havnefest i Kramnitze is an annual summer festival drawing visitors to the small fishing harbour of Kramnitze on Lolland's south coast. The festival — formerly known as the Hornfiskefestival and with roots stretching back over 40 years — features a harbour relay race, smoked hornfish, entertainment, and live music. Kramnitze is one of the few harbours along the otherwise sparse southern coast between Rødby and Albuen, and the festive harbour provides a relaxed setting with a strong local character.
📍 Kramnitze Havn, 4900 Nakskov
HC Andersens verden
H.C. Andersen's World — a theatre park for the whole family set in beautiful nature near Præstø.
📍 Skovhusevej 26, 4720 Præstø
Helles Have Glamping
Helles Have Glamping near Stege Nor on Møn offers three luxury tents for two people, with views over fields and woodland. The site is located within Møn Dark Sky Park. Each tent is equipped with a box mattress, bedding and armchairs. Shared facilities include a fire pit, a small outdoor kitchenette and a bathroom in the farmhouse. Home-made breakfast is available to order from the farm café. See helleshave.dk for the season and booking.
📍 Klintevej 42, 4780 Stege
Hellig Svends Kilde
Hellig Svends Kilde is a historic holy spring located on the grounds of Vemmetofte Convent, close to Vemmetofte Beach. According to legend, the spring rose up at the spot where the crusader Svend was washed ashore after a shipwreck off the coast — supposedly around the year 1104. The spring's ochre-tinted water was considered to have healing properties, and a chapel was built beside it as early as 1536. In recent years the Stevns-based artist Bo Karberg, together with a paving company, created a stone artwork above the spring, inaugurated in 2024, in which the ochre-coloured water flows out through four openings to form the crusaders' Maltese cross. A quiet spot beneath the forest's old trees, where it is once again possible to drink from the spring.
📍 Vemmetofte Strandskov, 4640 Faxe
Herlufsholm
Down towards the Suså river, about two kilometres north of Næstved, lies Herlufsholm — a historic complex where a medieval monastery, a manor house and one of the country's oldest schools have grown together over nearly nine centuries. The history begins in 1135, when the nobleman Peder Bodilsen donated a church to a group of Benedictine monks who settled by the river and founded Skovkloster. At the Reformation the Crown seized the monastery's land, and the last monks left in 1559. The following year, the naval hero Herluf Trolle and his wife Birgitte Gøye took over the area in an exchange with Frederik II — the king received Hillerødsholm in return, which later became Frederiksborg Castle. In 1565 the couple converted their estate into a foundation charter and established Herlufsholm School and Estate, a free school "for nobles and the children of other honest men". The school long admitted only boys; the upper secondary school opened to day pupils of both sexes in 1966, and girls were admitted as boarders from 1985. Today Herlufsholm is Denmark's oldest and largest boarding school as well as a day school for pupils from Year 6 through upper secondary, and the foundation is run as a commercial foundation where income from forestry, farming, the church and cemetery goes towards securing the school's continued operation. The complex with its listed monastery buildings, the old church and the surrounding forests stands as a living piece of Danish history — but is also home to pupils and staff, whose privacy guests are encouraged to respect.
📍 Herlufsholm Allé 170, 4700 Næstved
Hesede Skov
Hesede Skov is a large, privately owned forest of around 424 hectares, located between Haslev and Næstved in southern Zealand. The forest belongs to the Gisselfeld estate and consists mainly of deciduous woodland with oak and beech, along with scattered conifer plantations. The terrain is markedly hilly, with sandy moraine hills from the Ice Age, and in the south the landscape reaches around 100 metres in height. Many of the forest's dead-ice depressions have over time been turned into carp ponds, and the forest holds both geological and cultural-historical traces.
📍 Villa Gallinavej 3, 4690 Haslev
Hestehoved Lystbådehavn Shelter
Shelter site at Hestehoved Marina in Nakskov with views over Nakskov Fjord. The site is well suited for combining a sailing trip with outdoor camping. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Hestehovedet 2, 4900 Nakskov
Hestehovedet Strand
Hestehovedet Beach is located in the recreational area of Hestehovedet on Nakskov Fjord in Naturpark Nakskov Fjord. It is an artificially constructed, child-friendly sandy beach with shallow water and some of the country's highest bathing water temperatures. The beach's distinctive bathing pier — one of Denmark's longest — was thoroughly renovated and extended in 2022 with features including a sauna, changing facilities and a path making the pier accessible to wheelchair users. The area is a lively recreational zone with a marina, restaurant, kiosk, campsite and playground, and there are excellent opportunities for water sports such as kitesurfing and kayaking.
📍 Hestehovedet 2, 4900 Nakskov
Hestehovedet Teltplads
Campsite at Hestehovedet near Nakskov with access to the beach and swimming. The site is suited for summer camping in nature close to the water. Check Lolland Municipality's outdoor recreation information for current facilities and any booking requirements.
📍 Hestehovedet, 4900 Nakskov, Danmark
Hideaway Vingård & Figenarboret
Hideaway Vingård on Storemosevej on Fejø is an organic and regeneratively farmed vineyard established in 2006 on 2.3 hectares. The property includes a wine house, an inn with Italian-inspired lunch, and one of Northern Europe's largest collections of fig plants grown outdoors. Guided tours with wine tastings and overnight accommodation in vineyard cabins are available. See hideawayvingaard.dk for opening hours and booking.
📍 Storemosevej 18, 4944 Fejø
Hirbosøerne Shelterplads
Hirbosøerne Shelterplads near Rødbyhavn in southern Lolland has two shelters, a fire pit and a composting toilet along the northern shore of the lakes. The area offers lakes and fishing opportunities. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Hirbovej, 4970 Rødby
Historisk Botanisk Have
The Historisk Botanisk Have in Vordingborg was laid out in 1921 by landscape architect G.N. Brandt and was the first of its kind in Denmark. Situated alongside the historic Vordingborg Castle ruins, the garden presents historical cultivated plants and garden traditions in authentic castle surroundings. Entry is free and the garden is open every day of the year.
📍 Slotsruinen 1 , 4760 Vordingborg
Hjortholms Bistro No 1
Hjortholms Bistro No 1 is a beach café and event venue in Faxe Ladeplads, housed in a building dating from 1934 with views over Faxe Bay. The menu includes lunch, tapas and take-away. The venue is available for private hire. See hjortholms.dk for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Strandvejen 80, 4654 Faxe Ladeplads
Holmegaard Gods
Holmegaard Gods is a historic manor house located near Fensmark north-east of Næstved. The estate can be traced back to before 1375 and today features a main building from the 17th century, constructed as a traditional half-timbered complex. Holmegaard has been in the ownership of the Danneskiold-Samsøe family for several centuries and has played a central role in the development of the area — not least in connection with the establishment of Holmegaard Glassworks in 1825.
📍 Holmegaardsvej 71, 4684 Holmegaard
Holmegaard Vin og Glamping
Holmegaard Vin og Glamping is a vineyard and glamping destination on Lolland, producing home-made wine from its own grapes. Guests stay in glamping tents on the estate grounds. See holmegaardwine.dk for current prices, availability and information about the vineyard's products.
📍 Holmegaard Vin og Glamping, Lolland
Holtug Shelter
Holtug Shelter is a free shelter site in the village of Holtug on Stevns. The shelter is situated by the village's communal green area, Grønningen, close to the village pond, and is an ideal spot for primitive outdoor accommodation in nature. The site caters particularly to cyclists and others passing through the area who wish to sleep outdoors.
📍 Holtugbygade 35-37, 4660
Horreby Lyng
At approximately 150 hectares, Horreby Lyng is the largest raised bog in Guldborgsund Municipality and one of the largest remaining raised bogs in eastern Denmark. The bog is designated as a Natura 2000 site and has been protected since 1981, built up from peat mosses with rare raised bog flora: royal fern, bell heather, bog rosemary, cranberry and the insect-eating round-leaved sundew grow here, and 11 bat species have been recorded in the area. During the First and Second World Wars the bog was heavily exploited for peat cutting — Nykøbing F's sugar factory extracted up to 6,000 tonnes of peat per year. An EU LIFE-funded nature restoration project from 2013–21 has closed drainage ditches and restored the bog's water level. Today there are wooden walkways over the wettest sections, a nature room with an exhibition about the project's results and the bog's cultural history, and a viewing platform — on the drier edges you may encounter common adders.
📍 Horreby, 4871 Horbelev
Hotel Frederiksminde Restaurant
Hotel Frederiksminde Restaurant by Præstø Fjord is a Michelin-recognised restaurant serving modern Nordic cuisine with a focus on local produce. The restaurant is set in the historic surroundings at Klosternakken and can be visited independently of hotel accommodation. See frederiksminde.com for current menus and reservations.
📍 Klosternakken 8, 4720 Præstø
Hotel Kirstine Spa (Næstved)
Hotel Kirstine in Næstved is a historic town-centre hotel with an integrated spa. The spa includes a sauna, treatment rooms and a range of massage and body treatments, aimed primarily at adults and couples on weekend stays. The central location provides easy access to the town's attractions. See hotelkirstine.dk for current offers and booking.
📍 Købmagergade 20, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Hotel Saxkjøbing Restaurant
Restaurant at Hotel Saxkjøbing on the main square in Sakskøbing, with a menu based on local produce and regional dishes in a modern interpretation. The restaurant works with local producers. See hotelsaxkjobing.dk for current menus and opening hours.
📍 Torvet 9, 4990 Sakskøbing
Højmølle Kro
Højmølle Kro is a traditional Danish inn on Falster, serving Danish dishes in a quiet setting. Check the inn's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Højmøllevej 2, 4872 Idestrup
HØST MØN
HØST MØN is a music festival at Masnedø Fort near Vordingborg, framed by the two Storstrøm bridges. The festival offers a programme of at least 12 bands, swimming, camping directly by the sea, organic draught beer and locally brewed gin. See moenu.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 Masnedøfortet, Masnedø, 4760 Vordingborg
Høvblege
Høvblege is a remarkable nature area on eastern Møn near the village of Mandemarke, situated on chalk bedrock close to Møns Klint. The open chalk grassland is home to an unusual abundance of rare plants, including wild orchids, and harbours the rare butterfly sortplettet blåfugl (Maculinea arion). The area offers spectacular sea views. Høvblege is a tranquil and botanically valuable nature site, easy to combine with a visit to Møns Klint.
📍 Mandemarke, 4791 Borre
Hugo's Kælder & No. 19
Hugo's Kælder & No. 19 are two concepts under one roof on Brogade in Køge: Hugo's Kælder is a craft beer bar and restaurant in the basement; No. 19 is a wine bar on the ground floor with curated wines, tapas and views of the pedestrian street. The venue combines the intimate historic cellar setting with a lighter, street-facing wine bar.
📍 Brogade 19, 4600 Køge
Hummingen Strand
Hummingen Beach is one of the many sandy beaches along Lolland's south coast, where the 63 km long Lolland Dyke — Denmark's longest — protects the hinterland from flooding. The beach is around 200 metres long, primarily of fine sand with small to medium-sized stones at the water's edge, and from the dyke there are wide views over the open landscape. Behind the beach lies a summer cottage area with a car park, and nearby there is a grocery shop and the restaurant Strandgården with sea views, an ice cream parlour and a smokehouse. A peaceful choice in scenic surroundings.
📍 Hummingen Strand, 4983 Dannemare
Hunseby Shelterplads
A cosy, sheltered camp site by the stream Huns Å, surrounded by trees and bushes — a quiet base in nature 4 km north of Maribo. The site has a fire pit with a grill grate, a picnic table and bench, and a bicycle rack, and lies directly on national cycle routes 7 and 8. It is 6 km to Bandholm, where Bandholm Hotel, an ice cream parlour, the bathing house and a fine swimming beach await. Booking required.
📍 Hunseby, 4930 Maribo
Huset i Nakskov
Huset i Nakskov is a small live music venue on Blegen in Nakskov, run by the concert association Løvehjerterne since 1983. The venue hosts live concerts with a varied programme. Check the venue's own channels for the current programme.
📍 Blegen 4, 4900 Nakskov
Husflidsskolen i Kragevig
Oremandsgård's Craft School (Husflidsskolen) on Kragevigvej 13 in Vordingborg Municipality is a unique historic building from 1872 — Denmark's first husflid (traditional handicraft) school. It was founded and inaugurated on 30 November 1872 by widow Wilhelmine Hage of the nearby Oremandsgård estate, inspired by Grundtvig's folk high school movement. Up to 50 young people from the area gathered here twice weekly during winter to practise traditional craftsmanship. Students crafted furniture for Crown Princess Alexandra of England and intricate woodcarvings presented to King Christian IX and Queen Louise for their golden wedding anniversary. The school won numerous silver medals at exhibitions across Denmark and at the Paris Exhibition in 1878. The building, designed by architect Johan Schrøder in a Norwegian-inspired style with richly carved green-painted woodwork, wide eaves and yellow brick, was listed as a protected heritage site in 1979. Today it serves as a venue for private events and weddings, and hosts the annual Oremandsgård Chamber Music Festival, founded in the summer of 1990.
📍 Kragevigvej 13, Allerslev, 4760 Vordingborg
Hyldevang Shelterplads, Nyord
Hyldevang Shelterplads on the island of Nyord near Møn has four shelters with fire pits at Hyldevang Nature Centre. Each shelter accommodates up to 6 people and must be booked separately in advance. Booking via the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Hyldevej, Nyord, 4780 Stege
Hyldtofte/Holeby Østersøbad Rødby
Hyldtofte Østersøbad is a beach area at the Hyldtofte holiday home settlement on the southern Lolland coast. The sandy beach lies behind the Lolland sea dike and is well suited for swimming and seaside visits. See visitlolland-falster.dk for practical information.
📍 Hyldtofte Strandvej 3, 4970
Jarsskov
Jarsskov is a peninsula extending into Dybsø Fjord, south of Vester Egesborg in South Zealand. The forest combines coastal meadows, reed beds and mixed woodland within the protected coastal landscape of the shallow fjord. Two bird-watching towers overlook the fjord and adjacent meadows — one on the eastern forest edge, one facing west. From the car park at the entrance, forest tracks lead on foot to the peninsula's southern tip and to the tower by the shore. The area is one of South Zealand's prime birdwatching sites.
📍 Jarsskov, 4700 Næstved
Jordehøj jættestue
Jordehøj is a Neolithic passage grave set in an open, undulating landscape on Møn. The burial chamber is approximately 5,200 years old and is considered one of Denmark's best-investigated megalithic graves. An 8-metre southeast-facing passage leads into a 10-metre-long, 2.5-metre-wide chamber with a characteristic narrowing in the middle. Cup marks are visible on one of the passage stones. The monument is visible from Grønsundvej and reached via a marked path from Pejdervej.
📍 Pejdervej 4, 4780 Stege
Juels Bryg
Juels Bryg is a family brewery founded in 2017 at Karlebygård in Øster Karleby near Nakskov. The brewery produces unfiltered, unpasteurised, bottle-conditioned beer in batches of approximately 600 litres. Guided tours and tastings are available by prior arrangement. See juelsbrygshop.dk for webshop and contact.
📍 Torvevej 1, 4900 Nakskov
Jungshoved Kirke
Jungshoved Kirke stands on the Jungshoved peninsula about 20 km north-east of Vordingborg. The chancel and nave were built in Late Romanesque style around 1225–1250 in chalk stone and monk brick; the nave was extended westward around 1300, with the sacristy, tower and porch added during the Gothic period and the Renaissance. Inside, the church holds an altarpiece from around 1590 with a plaster relief by Bertel Thorvaldsen depicting Christ at Emmaus, a High Renaissance pulpit of 1605–10 from the Schrøder workshop in Næstved, and remnants of Gothic frescoes including a rare Dance of Death frieze. Immediately south lies the earthworks of Jungshoved Castle, a medieval fortress that controlled shipping on Bøgestrømmen and was associated with the Gønge leader during the Swedish Wars.
📍 Hovmarken 4, 4720 Præstø
Jungshoved Nor
Jungshoved Nor is a shallow, enclosed fjord landscape south-east of Præstø, formed at the end of a tunnel valley system from the last ice age. The coastal areas feature salt meadows and marsh with a rich flora; small centaury, which has only two localities in Denmark, and the rare brackish-water plant large naiad have been recorded here. The marsh harrier breeds in the reed beds. The 1976 nature protection order covers 449 hectares and forms part of the Ulvshale-Nyord wildlife reserve and EU bird protection area. The nor is best experienced from Jungshoved Kirke and the castle mound, or from the water in a flat-bottomed boat or kayak.
📍 Jungshoved, 4720 Præstø
Jungshoved Præstegård B&B
Jungshoved Præstegård B&B offers accommodation in historic surroundings close to Præstø Fjord on the Jungshoved peninsula. The property is suited to a quiet nature stay and makes a good base for walks to the fjord and the peninsula's sights. See jungshovedpraestegaard.dk for current prices and availability.
📍 Stavreby Strandvej 1, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Jungshoved Voldsted
On a headland facing Jungshoved Nor, immediately south of Jungshoved Church, lies Jungshoved Voldsted — the remains of a medieval castle that gave its name to the entire peninsula. The castle is first mentioned together with the church in King Valdemar's Land Register of 1231, but is assumed to have been built around a hundred years earlier, constructed to control navigation on the Bøgestrøm. In the 14th century the northern defences were strengthened with an outer moat and a palisade barrier. Around 1500 the older castle was succeeded by the actual Jungshoved Castle, but under Christian IV the complex began to fall into disrepair, and in the wake of the Swedish Wars — with which the area is closely associated through the legend of the Gonge Chief — the castle ended up as a ruin. In the 1670s large parts were demolished and the building materials transported to Vordingborg. What remains today is a clearly visible earthwork: a rounded, triangular castle mound of around 47 by 45 metres, raised approximately five metres above the surrounding land and encircled by a wide moat. The outline of the complex is still clearly visible in the landscape, and the site is a beautiful and peaceful location with wide views over the protected fjord landscape.
📍 Voldstedvej, 4720 Præstø
Kalbyrisskoven
Kalbyrisskoven is an urban forest in the eastern part of Næstved. The forest is owned by Herlufsholm School and Estate and is one of the forests that many Næstved residents use for nature experiences close to the city. Kalbyrisskoven is a beautiful, open deciduous forest that is particularly varied — here you find many of the native deciduous tree species in an age- and species-diverse mixed forest, which is quite unusual.
📍 Kalbyrisvej 185, 4700 Næstved
Kalvehave Havn
Kalvehave Harbour is a charming marina on the Ulvsund strait, situated directly beneath the Queen Alexandrine Bridge — Mønbroen — connecting South Zealand with Møn. During summer months the old ferry 'Møn' runs as a 'sailing cycle path' between Kalvehave and Stege Harbour. The harbour is a starting point for kayaking, snorkelling on the underwater trail and day trips to Møn, with a café and the cultural venue Den Gule Stald close by.
📍 Kalvehave Havnevej 62, 4771 Kalvehave
Kalvehave Labyrintpark
Kalvehave Labyrintpark is an outdoor family attraction covering approximately 20,000 m² in Kalvehave in the southern part of Zealand. The park features eight different mazes, each testing your sense of direction, teamwork and patience. The large Ivy Maze is the park's most famous, while the Hampton Court Maze is a replica of the classic English maze at Hampton Court Palace, and the Trojaborg maze is laid out in an ancient stone pattern. In addition to the mazes, there are a number of large games and brain teasers for both children and adults. The park has a café and picnic areas as well as free parking, and is typically open during the summer season. The attraction was founded in 2006.
📍 Hovvejen 12, 4771 Vordingborg
Kalvehave Strand
Kalvehave Beach lies right by Kalvehave Harbour with a beautiful view over Ulvsund towards Møn. The beach is around 400 metres long, surrounded by beautiful park areas and Viemose Forest, and has fine sand with scattered small stones. A bathing pier with steps eases access to the water, which gradually increases in depth making it child-friendly. There are good facilities with a large car park, tables, benches and public toilets. From Kalvehave Harbour there is a ferry connection to Møn, and the area also offers restaurants and an underwater nature trail suitable for beginner snorkellers.
📍 Kalvehavevej, 4771 Kalvehave
Karrebæksminde Badehotel
Karrebæksminde Badehotel is a historic seaside hotel in Karrebæksminde with a restaurant and a direct waterfront location. The restaurant serves classic Danish food made from fresh ingredients, including seafood. See kbadehotel.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Badestien 1, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Karrebæksminde Fiskerimarked
Karrebæksminde Fiskerimarked is a seasonal market held in the harbour environment of Karrebæksminde, focusing on fish and delicacies. The market combines food, music and activities and is typically held during the summer season. See visitnaestved.dk or the market's own channels for current dates.
📍 Enø Kystvej, 4736 Karrebæksminde, Danmark
Karrebæksminde Minigolf
Mini-golf course in Karrebæksminde on Enø Kystvej. The site is a classic family activity and a natural complement to beach and swimming visits in the area. Check the venue's own channels for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Enø Kystvej 55, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Karrebæksminde Strand
Karrebæksminde Beach near Næstved is a family-friendly and easily accessible beach with shallow, calm water in the protected fjord, making it ideal for children. The beach is within short distance of the town's harbour and promenade, and nearby is Enø Beach with an ice cream parlour, grill bar, toilets and a disability ramp. The charming fishing village with its cafés, shops and restaurants makes the area an excellent day trip destination on a summer day.
📍 Strandvejen, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Kærskovgård Bed & Breakfast
Rural B&B in scenic surroundings with peace and quiet. Perfect for visitors seeking relaxation and closeness to nature.
📍 Søndergårdsvej 44, 4640 Faxe, Denmark
Kildevang Antik
Large and welcoming family-run antique shop situated on a farm near Næstved. Kildevang Antik offers a very broad selection of antiques, retro finds, furniture, lamps and collectibles at all price levels — from small flea market finds to more valuable pieces. Items are displayed in inspiring settings that give visitors ideas for home decoration and make the experience more than just shopping. Events and market days are held regularly, when the farm buzzes with life and there are good deals to be found. The venue is known for its informal atmosphere and the frequent opportunity to negotiate prices and find unique items at fair prices. The business also offers estate clearance and buyout services, which ensures a constant turnover in the range.
📍 Hammervej 52A, 4700 Næstved
Kirkens Korshær Genbrug Næstved
Kirkens Korshær's charity shop in Næstved on Sct. Mortensgade sells second-hand items at low prices, including clothing, kitchenware and furniture. The proceeds support Kirkens Korshær's social work with vulnerable citizens.
📍 Sct. Mortensgade 3, 4700 Næstved
Kitesurfing ved Dybsø Fjord
Dybsø Fjord between Næstved and Vordingborg is a shallow, protected fjord with an average depth of around one metre. The flat waters behind the islands of Dybsø and Enø offer good conditions for kitesurfing when the wind is favourable. One of the well-known spots is Ring Strand at the eastern end of the fjord area. The fjord is designated a Natura 2000 site and forms part of the Dybsø Fjord wildlife reserve, which is important for birdlife. Kitesurfing in the area has been the subject of debate out of consideration for the birds — visitors are encouraged to show consideration and stay informed about local rules.
📍 Ring Strand, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Klekkende Høj
Klekkende Høj near Askeby on Møn is a rare double-chambered passage grave from around 3500 BC. The two burial chambers face opposite sides of the mound, which is unusual for Danish megalithic tombs. The mound is well preserved and easily accessible from a nearby car park.
📍 Kleckendevej 8, 4792 Askeby
Klinteskov (Møn – Sydsjælland region)
Klinteskov is a state forest along Møns Klint featuring old beech trees, dramatic chalk cliffs and views over the Baltic Sea. The forest forms the hinterland of Møns Klint and contains walking trails connecting the cliff with GeoCenter Møns Klint. Free access year-round.
📍 Stengårdsvej, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Klintholm B&B
B&B near Klintholm Harbour on Møn with easy access to the beach and nature. The property is a good base for trips to Møns Klint and the surrounding natural area. Check the accommodation's own channels for current prices and availability.
📍 Klintholm Havneby, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Klintholm Havn
Klintholm Havn is a charming harbour with restaurants, fish shops and opportunities for boat trips. From here you can also take boat tours to Møns Klint from the sea side.
📍 Klintholm Havneby 1, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Klintholm Havn Strand
The small sandy beach at Klintholm Havn on Møn is sheltered by cliffs and offers calm bathing water and a charming harbour nearby. A popular spot for snorkelling as the water is clear and there are interesting stone reefs. Combine your swim with lunch at one of the harbour's restaurants.
📍 Klintholm Havn, 4791 Borre
Klippinge Bypark Shelter
Klippinge Bypark Shelter is a shelter site on the edge of Klippinge Bypark on Stevns. The park itself is a large green recreational area of approximately 35,000 square metres, created and maintained by Klippinge Citizens' Association with support from foundations and Stevns Municipality. The park contains over 3,000 plants and trees as well as a path network of around one kilometre, and the shelter site forms part of this lush complex. The entire shelter site was newly constructed in 2024.
📍 Klippinge Bypark, 4672 Klippinge
Klippinge Skov Strand
Klippinge Skov Beach is a charming forest beach on Stevns, tucked among the trees of the woodland area near Klippinge. It is a quiet natural gem with soft sand where beach and forest meet — suited to swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing and peaceful walks along the water's edge. The surrounding woodland also invites nature walks and birdwatching. There is good parking but limited facilities, so it is recommended to bring everything you need for your beach trip.
📍 Strandvejen, 4672 Klippinge
Knudshoved Odde Strand
Knudshoved Odde is a scenic, partly protected headland west of Vordingborg. Here lies a child-friendly beach in complete seclusion with views towards Oreby Forest to the east and Knudsskov to the west. Both on the shore and in the water, the sand is mixed with small to medium-sized stones, so water shoes are recommended. The water depth increases very slowly, staying below two metres all the way out to around 200 metres from the shore — plenty of room for children to swim and play safely. The beach is reached via Knudsskovvej, where there is parking. A peaceful nature area for those seeking an undisturbed coastline.
📍 Knudshoved Strandvej, 4760 Vordingborg
Knudshoved Odde Vandrerute
Knudshoved Odde is a narrow peninsula near Vordingborg with sea on both sides and an extended walking route. The terrain is flat and supports abundant birdlife and an undisturbed coastal landscape. The peninsula is a popular destination for birdwatchers. See udinaturen.dk for route information.
📍 Knudshoved Odde, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Knudsskov (ved Knudshoved Odde)
Knudsskov on Knudshoved Odde near Vordingborg is a low-growing coastal woodland and scrub landscape with open areas and views over the water. The forest forms part of the nature-rich coastal area on the inner side of the peninsula and is included in the Knudshoved Odde route. See udinaturen.dk for route information.
📍 Knudsskovvej, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Knuthenborg Safaripark
A few kilometres north of Maribo, near Bandholm on Lolland, lies Knuthenborg Safari Park — Northern Europe's largest safari park and one of Denmark's most visited tourist attractions. The park grounds that guests drive through were laid out in the 1860s as the estate's grand garden with rare plants from around the world, surrounded by a characteristic granite wall, and even then visitors could pay to enter. In the 1950s a deer park with sika deer was added, and in 1969 Count Adam Knuth transformed the site into a full safari park — with the then completely new idea that guests could drive through nature in their own car and discover the animals up close. Today the park houses more than 1,000 free-roaming animals across around 70 species, including Siberian tigers, giraffes, rhinoceroses and elephants, divided by the continents they come from. Visitors can drive, cycle or walk among the old trees, historic buildings and animals, and many of the species are endangered and participate in international breeding programmes. In 2018 the Dinosaur Forest opened, and an evolution museum tells the story of life's development. With a nature playground, accommodation with views of the animals and visitor numbers reaching 410,000 in the record year 2020, Knuthenborg is an ideal full-day destination for families.
📍 Knuthenborg Parkvej 1, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Kong Asgers Høj
Kong Asgers Høj on north-western Møn, near the village of Sprove, is one of Denmark's largest and best-preserved passage graves from the Neolithic period, built around 3200 BC. The monument contains a large burial chamber of approximately 10 metres and a long stone-built passage and is named after a legendary figure. The mound was excavated in 1839 and is publicly accessible year-round via a footpath from a car park. A visit can easily be combined with the free-standing dolmen Sprovedyssen, located just around 150 metres to the south.
📍 Grønsalen 2, 4791 Borre
Kongebryg (Næstved)
Kongebryg is a local microbrewery in Næstved producing a range of classic and modern beer styles. The brewery supplies local restaurants and events. See kongebryg.dk for current products and visiting information.
📍 Kasernevej 21, 4700 Næstved
Køge Festuge
Køge Festuge is an annual music festival in Køge that has taken place every year in week 35 since 2005. The festival brings the town together around music, culture and community and is built on local effort, with associations, cultural practitioners and volunteers contributing to the programme. A distinctive feature is that the surplus goes to the many voluntary associations and institutions that help make the event possible. The festival is held in Lovparken in Køge with a programme ranging from free events such as children's day and a market to concerts featuring Danish musical acts.
📍 Lovparken, 4600 Køge
Køng Gårdbutik
Visitors can browse a wide selection of home-grown tomato and chilli varieties, which the owners test and refine in their own greenhouses and an indoor garden. Besides tomatoes and chillies, they also sell other vegetables, fruit and herbs that they manage to grow themselves through the Danish growing season, as well as plants for indoors and outdoors. In addition, you can find some of the tools and equipment used in their production. It’s a spot for the curious visitor who wants to see how a small Danish market garden experiments with new varieties and growing methods. Køng Gårdbutik is mainly open at weekends during the growing season, typically from mid-April to early September, but since opening hours depend on the owners’ time alongside their regular jobs, it’s a good idea to check the shop’s website or Instagram for current hours before visiting.
📍 Bankevejen 1, 4750 Lundby
Køng Museum
Cultural history museum housed in the beautifully restored Gl. Øbjerggård from 1781, which was originally the main building of Niels Ryberg's linen textile factory — one of Denmark's earliest and a supplier to the Royal Danish Court until 1923. Permanent exhibition on the factory's history and the processing of flax, as well as changing exhibitions focusing on contemporary textile art. Køng also functions as an open-air museum with several preserved factory buildings from Ryberg's small ideal community, including the Spinning School and the Hospital.
📍 Bygaden 27, 4750 Lundby, Danmark
Kragenæs Marina Strand
Kragenæs Marina Beach is part of Kragenæs Harbour on Lolland's north coast and offers a shallow bathing area with fine sandy bottom without stones — suitable for both children and adults. You bathe from a floating pier with steps directly from the shore, and if you want deeper water you can swim out to a bathing platform. There is beach volleyball and a ball court by the beach, and the floating pier can also be used as a starting point for kayaking and windsurfing. Kragenæs is a popular base for island hopping with ferries to Fejø and Femø, and the striking art monument Dodekalitten is nearby. Parking is available on the green area near the beach.
📍 Kragenæs Havnevej, 4943 Torrig L
Kragenæs Nordstrand
Kragenæs Nordstrand is a small sandy beach north-west of the ferry terminal at Kragenæs Harbour on Lolland's north coast. Despite its modest size, there is fine sand both on the beach and in the water as well as warm, shallow bathing water and a beautiful view over the Småland Waters towards the islands of Fejø, Femø and Askø. There are no facilities on the beach itself, but toilets, restaurants and parking can be found in Kragenæs village. An ideal spot for a quick dip before taking the ferry to the islands or visiting the nearby art monument Dodekalitten.
📍 Kragenæs, 4943 Torrig L
Kramnitze Strand
Behind the beach lie summer houses, a campsite and a grocery shop/kiosk, with parking and toilet facilities. Good surf, fine wind and ideal sandbars — popular for kitesurfing, wave surfing and windsurfing.
📍 Kramnitse, 4970 Rødby
Kræmmerhallerne i Lov
Kræmmerhallerne in Lov near Næstved is an indoor market covering several market halls, where both private individuals and traders sell second-hand goods. The range typically includes antiques, retro items, furniture, porcelain, books and various second-hand items as well as niches such as model railways and other hobbies. The range changes continuously as new stock arrives. The halls have a canteen serving traditional dishes. The venue functions both as a trading place and as a destination where you can browse many types of second-hand goods all in one place — a visit typically requires ample time, as the range is spread across many stalls.
📍 Svinget 1, 4700 Næstved.
Kræmmermarked i Præstø
The Præstø flea market is South Zealand's largest, with around 150 stalls spread through the town centre and harbour area. Each year the market draws some 10,000 visitors to a wide variety of stalls selling handmade products, vintage and retro items, antiques, clothing, books, collectibles, and local arts and crafts. The market is held on one Saturday in July, 10.00–16.00. See praesto.dk for the current date and stall bookings.
📍 Præstø bymidte og havn, 4720 Præstø
Krenkerup Bryggeri
Just outside Sakskøbing, in the historic buildings of Krenkerup Gods, lies one of the country's most beautifully situated breweries. Krenkerup Gods is first mentioned in 1367 and has passed from generation to generation for more than 650 years — and in 2007, estate owner Patrick Reventlow-Grinling decided to add a brewery to the estate's activities. The first brew, a harvest ale, was set on 12 August 2008, and since then the range has grown to include a wide selection of pilsners, wheat beers, bocks and seasonal beers. The brewery is housed in the estate's old grain store, where state-of-the-art steel tanks share space with the building's 300-year-old oak beams. The beer is brewed according to the German Reinheitsgebot — using only water, malt, hops and yeast, without additives, preservatives, colouring or added sugar — and some of the barley is grown on the estate's own fields. The quality has earned international recognition: Krenkerup was the first privately owned Danish brewery to win six gold medals at the European Beer Star competition. Visitors can join a guided tour and beer tasting and round off the visit at the traktørsted (inn) housed in the adjoining grain warehouse, where the brewery's own beers are served alongside a meal in authentic, scenic surroundings.
📍 Krenkerupvej 33, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Krenkerup Bryggeri & Traktørsted
Krenkerup Bryggeri on Krenkerupvej near Sakskøbing produces craft beer and is attached to a traktørsted (inn) serving lunch with local produce. The brewery offers beer tastings and guided tours, and regularly holds events such as music evenings and communal dining. See krenkerupbryggeri.dk for programme and opening hours.
📍 Krenkerupvej 33, 4990 Sakskøbing
Krenkerup Gods og Park
Krenkerup Gods is a historic manor south of Sakskøbing on Lolland with roots going back to 1367, when the estate is first mentioned in historical sources. The estate is today privately owned by the Reventlow-Grinling family and is home to Krenkerup Bryggeri and a traktørsted (inn), both open to visitors. The estate's park and surrounding natural areas offer the chance for a quiet walk in historic surroundings. The area combines manor history, craft production and dining in one place, and is well suited to a half-day excursion combined with Lolland's other attractions.
📍 Krenkerupvej 33, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Kristiansholm Plantage Naturlejrplads
A free nature campsite in the scenic Kristiansholm Plantage — a mix of old deciduous woodland with 200-250 year-old oaks and open meadows with grazing sheep, located right by a sandy beach on Karrebæksminde Fjord. Facilities include a shelter, a fire pit with firewood, a basic toilet and drinking water (seasonal opening; toilet closed from week 43 to Easter). Free access; a deposit is required for the key to the gates in the forest — contact Næstved Municipality for booking.
📍 Kristiansholmsvej 33A, 4262 Sandved
Krokodille Zoo
Krokodille Zoo on Falster in Eskilstrup is a unique zoological park housing all crocodile species under one roof – including Europe's largest crocodile. Alongside the crocodilians, the zoo is home to turtles, snakes, tree leopards and pumas. In summer, crocodiles can be seen outdoors under open skies. Daily feedings and educational sessions take place, and an 800 m² playground awaits children outside. Open Thursday–Sunday 10–16.
📍 Ovstrupvej 9, 4863 Eskilstrup
Kulturhuset Den Gule Stald
Den Gule Stald (The Yellow Stable) is an active cultural venue at Kalvehave Harbour, housed in a yellow building close to the water and the underwater trail. The venue hosts concerts, sing-along evenings, art exhibitions and other local events, and is run by a local association.
📍 Kalvehave Havnevej 51, 4771 Kalvehave
Kulturhuset Elværket
Kulturhuset Elværket in Næstved is a cultural centre located by the river at Ved Fjorden 11, hosting concerts, events and local music performances. See kulturhusetnaestved.dk for the current programme.
📍 Ved Fjorden 11, 4700 Næstved
Kultursalonerne Gisselfeld
Kultursalonerne Gisselfeld is an annual festival held in the castle park and historic surroundings of Gisselfeld Kloster in South Zealand. The festival is described as a slow festival, where music is blended with literature, conversations and culinary experiences, held in the second weekend of August over three days, Thursday to Saturday. The setting is the monastery's atmospheric castle park, considered among Northern Europe's most beautiful park complexes with old trees, lakes and rich birdlife. A distinctive feature is that you don't know the full programme in advance when you arrive — throughout the festival, organisers offer small intimate concerts, readings, guided tours and other experiences both at the castle and around the park. The programme emphasises immersion and presence rather than large stages. Food and drink can be purchased throughout, and the festival strives to make room for local practitioners. Tickets can be bought for one, two or three days, with overnight camping and a guided castle tour available as add-ons. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance and check current dates on the festival's website before visiting.
📍 Gisselfeldvej 12 A, 4690 Haslev
Kulturværket Maribo
Kulturværket Maribo is a cultural centre at Banegårdspladsen in Maribo, serving as a venue for a wide range of cultural events on Lolland. The building houses NørregadeTeatret and can accommodate nearly 200 guests. See noerregadeteatret.dk for the current programme.
📍 Banegårdspladsen 1, 4930 Maribo
Ladefoged Antik (Præstø)
Ladefoged Antik in Præstø on Adelgade is an antique shop focusing on furniture, decorative arts and collectibles. Check the shop's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Adelgade, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Lalandia Rødby Wellness
Lalandia Rødby is a large holiday and activity centre near Rødby with a water park, holiday accommodation and wellness facilities. The wellness area includes a sauna, spa and relaxation zones as well as massage treatments, forming part of the centre's overall offering rather than a standalone spa resort. The centre caters for families, couples and groups. See lalandia.dk for current prices and booking.
📍 Lalandia Centret 1, 4970 Rødby, Danmark
Langø Havnegrill & Café
Langø Havnegrill & Café is an informal eatery at the harbour on Langø near Nakskov, serving grilled dishes with views over the water. Check the venue's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Langø Havn 3, 4900 Langø
Lilleø Vin
Lilleø Vin is one of Denmark's most distinguished wine projects, rooted on the small island of Lilleø in the Smålandshav north of Lolland. The vineyard was established in 2006 on the initiative of Claus Meyer, Anders Selmer and René Redzepi, inspired by German winemaker Martin Steinmann and with the ambition of producing the finest white wines in the Nordic region. Today, 2.5 hectares of vineyards are operated by Claus Meyer and the Saunte family, who also manage the island's fruit cultivation. Since 2015 the wine has been pressed and vinified in Denmark, in close collaboration since 2021 with trained oenologist Nathalia Edwards. Lilleø's unique microclimate — with intense heat on south-facing slopes and the sea's protective effect against spring night frost — yields grapes of exceptional quality. The island is reached by ferry from Kragenæs to Askø, then across a narrow causeway.
📍 Lilleø, 4941 Bandholm
Liselund Ny Slot
Liselund Ny Slot on Møn is a hotel and restaurant housed in the neoclassical manor built in 1887, set in woodland near Møns Klint. The kitchen works with local Møn produce and is well suited for brunch and lunch. See liselundnyslot.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Langebjergvej 6, 4791 Borre
Liselund Slot og Park
Liselund Slot is a romantic pleasure palace built in 1792 in Norman-Gothic style, surrounded by an English landscape garden with lakes, bridges, pavilions and paths. The castle stands close to Møns Klint and is managed by the Danish Nature Agency. The park is freely accessible and the exterior can be viewed at any time; the interior opens on selected occasions. See naturstyrelsen.dk for opening times and guided tours.
📍 Liselund, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Livsstilsmesse på Gisselfeld
Lifestyle fair in the manor park at Gisselfeld Kloster near Haslev, organised by CHPevent. The fair runs over three days in May and is open to all the family. See current dates and opening hours at gisselfeld-kloster.dk.
📍 Gisselfeld Kloster, Gisselfeldvej 5, 4690 Haslev
Lolland Operafestival
Lolland Operafestival works to make opera accessible to everyone — whether a seasoned opera-goer or brand new to the genre. The festival grew from a single opera concert at Axeltorv in Nakskov in 2021 and has since expanded to a programme of six summer performances. Concerts are held in town squares, manor houses, and other special venues across Lolland, and many are free of charge. Performances are designed to be enjoyed without prior knowledge, with arias shortened from their original lengths. The festival received Lolland Municipality's Culture Prize in 2023.
📍 Axeltorv, 4900 Nakskov
LP Antik & Design
LP Antik & Design in Holmegaard is an antique shop with an associated webshop, focusing on Danish design, porcelain and classic collectibles. The shop has experience with estate clearance and makes direct purchases.
📍 Stationsvej 57, 4684 Holmegaard
Luftrumsovervågning Stensved og Skovhuse
In Skovhuse near Stensved on South Zealand, the Danish Air Force opened a radar station in 1954 as part of NATO's joint air defence system. The station was one of six radar stations built across Denmark and could monitor airspace within a radius of 160 km. In 1970, the characteristic radar dome was erected housing a new radar with a range of 220 km — far enough to cover airspace over Poland and East Germany. Active until 2004, the station has been designated by the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces as one of 25 particularly significant Cold War heritage sites in Denmark.
📍 Skovhusegade, 4773 Stensved
Lun Mikrobageri
Lun Mikrobageri is a farm-based micro bakery near Karise with a focus on sourdough bread. The bread is sold directly from the farm — you drive in along the gravel road and find the bakery's door in the farmyard. As a micro bakery, the premises work with small productions and have limited opening hours, so it is recommended to check current opening days in advance.
📍 Køgevej 15B, 4653 Karise
Lundbyhave Skov
Lundbyhave Skov near Vordingborg is a freely accessible woodland where dogs are welcome. The forest paths pass old trees and natural ponds.
📍 Lundbyhagevej, 4760 Vordingborg
Mad Atlas
Mad Atlas is a restaurant, café and catering business near Rønnede in South Zealand, located at Rønnede Golf Club in scenic surroundings not far from the well-known Forest Tower. Although situated at a golf club, it is open to everyone — you don't need to be a golfer to visit. The venue emphasises homemade food prepared from scratch, with Danish and local ingredients where possible. The name reflects a kitchen with inspiration from around the world.
📍 Symbiosen 2, 4683 Rønnede
Madens Folkemøde
Madens Folkemøde is a major annual food festival in Nykøbing Falster, where the streets, squares and courtyards of the town centre — including Torvet, Kirkepladsen, Hollands Gård and Czarens Hus — fill with debates, live cooking, tastings and food experiences. The festival focuses on food, sustainability and community, and each year draws tens of thousands of visitors from across Denmark. Admission is free, and the programme features everything from well-known chefs and food producers to local enthusiasts. See madensfolkemode.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 Torvet, 4800 Nykøbing Falster
Magasinet Nakskov
Magasinet Nakskov is part of Theisens Gård on Havnegade in Nakskov, with a bar and a stage. The venue hosts association-based events and concerts and is home to the town's heavy metal club. Check the venue's own channels for the current programme.
📍 Havnegade 55, 4900 Nakskov
Maglehøj Strand
A lovely sandy beach close to a holiday cottage area. The beach is 300 metres long and 15–20 metres wide, with a seabed consisting primarily of stone. Set in scenic surroundings along the Lolland dike, with a large, pleasant green area for sunbathing and play.
📍 Maglehøj Strand, 4983 Dannemare
Mallings Kløft
Mallings Kløft near Stensbygård, south of Stensved, is a scenic and peaceful natural area in South Zealand. The valley floor was once home to five water mills, and the stone foundations of several old mills can still be seen along the stream. A path follows the stream through the entire gorge and emerges onto open farmland with a beautiful view of the Storstrøm strait and the Farø bridges. The site can be tricky to find: take Vestenbækvej, turn onto Stensbyvej, and look for the gorge on the left side of the road at a sharp bend. Parking on the opposite side.
📍 Mallings Kløft, 4772 Langebæk
Maribo
Maribo is an atmospheric cathedral city on Lolland, which grew from a Birgittine monastery founded in 1416 by King Eric of Pomerania under the Latin name Marienbo — Mary's town. Maribo Cathedral is the only Danish cathedral built as a convent church, constructed in Gothic brick style during the 1400s, with the unusual feature that its choir faces west rather than east — unlike every other Danish cathedral. When the Diocese of Lolland-Falster was established in 1803, the old convent church received cathedral status. The town itself lies beautifully between Søndersø and Nørresø, forming the extensive Naturpark Maribosøerne — an internationally recognised paradise for birds and a high-quality nature experience with hiking trails, shelters, and water sports.
📍 4930 Maribo
Maribo Domkirke
Maribo Domkirke is a Gothic brick church from the 15th century, situated by Maribo Lake. The church was originally part of a Bridgettine convent founded in 1416 and today serves as the parish church for Maribo, open to visitors. See maribodomkirke.dk for current opening hours.
📍 Klostergade 35, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Maribo Jazz Festival
Maribo Jazz Festival is a recurring jazz festival in Maribo with concerts at up to 16 venues around the town. The festival draws on the New Orleans tradition and runs over four days in July. See maribojazz.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 4930 Maribo
Maribo Miniby
Maribo Miniby is a miniature park that recreates Maribo's old town district as it looked in the period approximately 1850–1900. The park contains around 60 handmade buildings constructed at 1:10 scale — merchant farms, the old town hall from 1857, the town's first hospital and much more — all built from the same materials as the originals, down to miniature bricks and roof tiles. Behind the project stands a volunteer association that began work in 1995, and the park opened to the public in 2011. One of the largest ongoing construction projects is a model of Maribo Cathedral. A living cultural project that provides a detailed insight into 19th-century market town life.
📍 Ved Stadion 4, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Maribo Søbad
Lake bathing at Maribosøerne — Denmark's eighth largest lake and the one with the most small islands — an alternative to sea bathing, situated in Naturpark Maribosøerne with rich birdlife.
📍 Refshalevej 52, 4930 Maribo
Maribo Søerne
Maribosøerne is a nature area near Maribo on Lolland comprising a series of lakes surrounded by forests and meadows. The area is designated as a nature park and supports rich birdlife as well as walking and cycling routes. See naturparkmaribosoeerne.dk for maps and route information.
📍 Refshalevej 69, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Maribosøerne Shelter- og Teltplads
Shelter and campsite at Maribosøerne on Lolland, with facilities for campfires and overnight stays in nature. The site is located at Bangshavevej on the southern side of the lakes. See naturparkmaribosoeerne.dk for booking and facilities.
📍 Bangshavevej, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Maribosøerne Vandreruter
Maribosøerne Vandreruter is a network of walking paths around the lakes near Maribo on Lolland. The routes pass through varied nature with woodland, lakeshores and birdlife, and are suited to both short and longer walks. See naturparkmaribosoeerne.dk for route maps and information.
📍 Bangshavevej, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Marielyst Familiecamping Shelter
Marielyst Familiecamping Shelter offers two shelters for 5 people each, set in a quiet corner of the campsite 800 m from the beach and 3 km from Marielyst Torv. Guests have access to toilets, showers, a kitchen, drinking water, a playground and a dog run. Booking via Naturlandet.
📍 Marielyst Strandvej 36, 4873 Væggerløse
Marielyst Strand
Marielyst Beach on Falster's east coast is one of Denmark's most popular bathing beaches and has been voted Denmark's best beach several times in Berlingske Rejseliv's reader poll — most recently in 2025. The wide, white sandy beach stretches for kilometres and, with its shallow, calm water and fine sandy bottom, is particularly well suited to families with children. At Torvet at the end of the beach road there is a bathing pier and lifeguard service during the summer season, and behind the beach a walking and cycling path runs along the top of the dunes. For more peace and quiet, you can head to the sides towards Sildestrup or Gedesby. A row of restaurants, shops and activities lines the beach.
📍 Marielyst Strandvej, 4873 Væggerløse
Marielyst Strandhotel Spa (nær Lolland)
Marielyst Strandhotel on Falster's east coast is a coastal hotel with spa and wellness facilities. The spa area includes a sauna, heated pools and treatments such as massage and skin care, open to both hotel guests and day visitors. The hotel has direct access to Marielyst beach. See marielyststrandhotel.dk for current prices and booking.
📍 Marielyst Strandvej 32, 4873 Væggerløse, Danmark
Martens Røgeri
Martens Røgeri is a traditional eel smokehouse and lunch restaurant in Karrebæksminde, situated directly on the canal between the town and Enø. The smokehouse has deep roots in the town — the Martens family has been fishing and processing fish in Karrebæksminde since 1883, and the smokehouse has been part of the town's fishing community for generations. The venue combines the function of a smokehouse with a lunch restaurant where the food can be enjoyed on the premises.
📍 Alleen 43 B, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Masnedø
Masnedø is a small island near Vordingborg, connected to Zealand and Falster via the Storstrøm Bridge road. The island has green areas, a harbour and views of the new Storstrøm Bridge under construction. Masnedø Fort, an old coastal fortification, is open to the public and is also used for festivals and cultural events.
📍 Masnedø, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Middelaldercentret
Middelaldercentret is an experimental archaeology activity centre and cultural attraction near Nykøbing Falster, giving visitors the chance to travel back to 15th-century Denmark. Centred on the reconstructed medieval town of Sundkøbing, you can experience living history with knights' tournaments, demonstrations of medieval cannon use and the world-famous trebuchet — the world's largest preserved siege engine. Craftspeople, merchants and guides in period costume make up the town's population, and guests can try their own hand at medieval activities. The centre is run as a self-governing institution and combines public outreach with genuine research into medieval technology and daily life. The season typically runs from May to September, and a ticket is valid for a full week.
📍 Ved Hamborgskoven 2-4, 4800 Nykøbing Falster
Middelalderhaven i Stege
Middelalderhaven in Stege is a historical herb garden located at Kirkepladsen in the centre of Stege. The garden presents medieval plants and their uses, offering a living, green insight into plant culture from the period. A quiet and atmospheric spot in the heart of the old town, ideal for visitors who wish to combine historical curiosity with a moment of tranquillity.
📍 Kirkepladsen 1, 4780 Stege
Mjødgård
Mjødgård is a microbrewery in Dalby on South Zealand specialising in high-quality mead. The brewery is set in historic surroundings — in one of the old Heering liqueur warehouses — and produces mead from local honey from Stevns and South Zealand, with herbs and fruits gathered along the Stevns coast. Thomas Priiskorn established Mjødgård in Dalby in 2017. Visitors are welcome in the farm shop and for tastings on Saturdays from 11:00 to 15:00.
📍 Heeringvej 25, Bygning 10
Mogenstrup Kirke
Mogenstrup Kirke was built in the 1100s from granite fieldstone and serves as an annexe church to Næstelsø Kirke. The Romanesque section contains frescoes from around 1425, signed by the painter Morten Maler, including a depiction of Christ as World Judge in the eastern vault of the chancel. The original spring block from Sankt Mogens Kilde is preserved in the church porch. The altarpiece is a plaster copy of Bertel Thorvaldsen's sculpture "Christ in Emmaus". The church formerly belonged to the noble families Gyldenløve and Danneskiold-Samsøe, becoming parish property in 1916.
📍 Kirkeskovvej 6, 4700 Næstved
Mogenstrup Skov
Mogenstrup Skov west of Næstved is a deciduous woodland with footpaths and free access, also for dogs. The forest borders agricultural land and is easily accessible from Næstved. No URL — check the municipality's outdoor recreation information for access details.
📍 Mogenstrupvej, 4700 Næstved
Mosehældgård Naturlejrplads
Mosehældgård Naturlejrplads in Udby Skov on Møn is an open shelter site with a shelter, fire pits, a composting toilet and a water tap. Throughout Udby Skov it is permitted to camp in a small tent for up to two nights without prior booking.
📍 Stege-Udby Skov, 4780 Stege
Moster Olga Antik & Design
Moster Olga Antik & Design in Lundby is an antique shop with a wide selection of porcelain, glass, furniture and design items primarily from the 20th century. See mosterolga.dk for current opening hours.
📍 Grumløsevej 58, 4750 Lundby
Mølleporten
Mølleporten is Stege's medieval town gate and one of the best-preserved town gates in Denmark. Dating from the 15th century, it reflects the era when Stege was an important trading town surrounded by moats and town walls. The gate recently underwent a major restoration (2020–2025) and is included in the Møns Museum ticket. Note: not wheelchair accessible.
📍 Storegade 75, 4780 Stege
Møn Camping – Hårbølle Strand
Møn Camping – Hårbølle Strand, formerly known as Camping Vestmøn, is a small nature campsite on the south-west coast of Møn, located directly by Hårbølle Beach. The site has an open, nature-close character with wide views of sea and sky from almost the entire area, and the current owners emphasise simplicity, peace and environmentally friendly operation with a minimum of rules. There is space for tents, caravans and motorhomes as well as the option to rent a cabin. Fresh sourdough rolls and baked goods are made on site every morning, and the kiosk also sells local specialities among other things. The site has normal seasonal opening from spring to autumn, is close to a large summer cottage area and is an ideal starting point for the hike along Møns Klint.
📍 Hårbøllevej 87, 4792 Askeby
Møn Is
Møn Is is a local ice cream dairy and farm shop at Hovgårdsvej in Stege, where the island's own organic cows provide the milk for handcrafted ice cream. The farm also produces and sells rapeseed oil and other local products, and fresh milk can be tapped directly from a self-service machine.
📍 Hovgårdsvej 4, 4780 Stege
Møns Klint
Møns Klint is one of Denmark's most spectacular natural areas, with chalk cliffs up to 128 metres high rising vertically from the sea. The area offers hiking routes, viewpoints and the opportunity to find fossils.
📍 Stengårdsvej 8, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Møns Klint — hundevenlig natursti
The forest above Møns Klint is open to dogs, which are welcome in the woodland and on the cliff paths (dogs must be kept on a lead near the steep edges). The forest features beech trees growing right to the cliff edge and provides access to the cliff trails. See moensklint.dk for rules and access information.
📍 Klintevej, 4791 Borre
Møns Klint Vandreruter
The walking routes at Møns Klint run along the white chalk cliffs with views over the Baltic Sea. Several routes pass through Klinteskoven and down to the beach. See moensklint.dk for route maps and information on difficulty and access.
📍 Stengårdsvej 8, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Møns Museum (Empiregården)
Møns Museum is housed in Empiregården — one of Stege's most notable old merchant farms, centrally located in the town close to the medieval Mølleport. The building was constructed as a four-winged merchant farm in the late 18th century and was in the hands of merchants and traders until 1922. Empiregården has served as a museum since 1958. The exhibitions tell the cultural history of Møn from ancient times to the present through a series of stories about the island, its people and its trade, and the museum also holds a geological collection and changing special exhibitions. With an admission ticket to the museum, visitors also gain access to Mølleporten, one of Denmark's best-preserved remnants of a medieval town fortification. The museum is operated by Museum Sydøstdanmark. Please note that Empiregården is an old, listed building on several floors and is therefore not accessible to wheelchairs or prams.
📍 Storegade 75, 4780 Stege
Møns Sommermarked (Stege)
Møns Sommermarked in Stege is a local market featuring local producers, arts and crafts and food. The market is typically held during summer on Storegade. See visitmoen.dk or Stege town's channels for current dates.
📍 Storegade, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Muldiverset
Muldiverset is an organic farm restaurant on Stavreby Strandvej near Præstø, with a seasonal menu prepared from scratch using produce from local and biodynamic suppliers. See muldiverset.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Stavreby Strandvej 36, 4720 Præstø
Munkgaard
Munkgaard Inn & Outdoor is an atmospheric place to stay on Stevns, run by the couple behind it. It consists of several houses and farms around Lund and Lyderslev — including Ellemosegård, Espemosegård and Simons Bondehus — and lies on the Margueriteruten scenic route with views over Faxe Bugt. Guests can choose between indoor rooms, motorhome pitches or outdoor overnight stays for cyclists and hikers. The site includes a café serving homemade bread and signature dishes inspired by Italy and Thailand, a boutique with local crafts and second-hand items, and a spa bath. A good base for exploring Stevns Klint, nature and the coast.
📍 Lundeledsvej 8, Lund, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Museumsbanen Maribo-Bandholm
Museumsbanen Maribo-Bandholm is Denmark's oldest heritage railway and a living piece of railway history. The line between the cathedral town of Maribo and the harbour town of Bandholm opened in 1869 as Lolland's first railway — built to connect the interior of Lolland with Bandholm Harbour — and was thus also one of the country's first private railways. Passenger traffic ceased in 1952, but in 1962 the Danish Railway Club was given permission to run museum trains on the line, giving rise to Denmark's first heritage railway. Today the line runs between 50 and 60 operating days a year over the summer, when heritage trains — hauled among others by Denmark's oldest operational steam locomotive from 1879 — carry passengers on the roughly eight-kilometre journey through the Lolland landscape to Bandholm Harbour and back. The carriages represent private-railway rolling stock from the period 1869-1930, and the railway has around 30 locomotives and carriages. A distinctive feature is the well-preserved station environment in Bandholm, whose main building was listed in 1972. The railway also holds special events such as coffee trains and dining-car trains, and a train ride is a nostalgic experience for both children and railway enthusiasts.
📍 Banegårdspladsen 5, 4930 Maribo
Museumsgården Møn
Museumsgården Møn in Keldbylille is a listed, well-preserved farmstead from the early 1800s that offers an authentic glimpse into life on a South Zealand farm during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The farm comprises a main house, barn, stable and outbuildings in their original state, and the many displayed tools and everyday objects tell the story of agriculture and daily life on Møn across generations.
📍 Skullebjergvej 15, Keldbylille, 4780 Stege
Musik over Præstø Fjord
Musik over Præstø Fjord is a Nordic folk music festival held in a garden by Præstø Fjord near Tappernøje. The festival offers professional concerts on several stages, busking, dancing, workshops, singing, campfires and communal dining. The event welcomes a broad audience across generations. Held over four days in August. See musikoverpraestoefjord.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 Smidstrupvej 69, 4733 Tappernøje
Musikstalden Næstved
Musikstalden is a small live music venue at Grønnegades Kaserne in Næstved, focusing on niche and upcoming live music acts. Check the venue's own channels for the current programme.
📍 Grønnegade 10, 4700 Næstved
Muuhhies gårdsbutik
Muuhhies is a self-service farm shop at Tulvej 5 in Bøgesø near Næstved, selling fresh milk straight from the farm's own Holstein cows along with a selection of local produce from nearby suppliers. The shop opened in June 2026 and is accessible every day from 08:00 to 20:00 — fully self-service, so you shop at your own pace.
📍 Tulvej 5, Bøgesø, 4700 Næstved
Nakskov
Nakskov is Lolland's largest city and most important port, with a history stretching back to some of the oldest known traces of human settlement in Denmark: reindeer-hunter sites up to 14,000 years old have been found on the city's outskirts. Nakskov's official age as a market town dates from 1266, and its fertile hinterland and favourable position for trade with northern Germany brought prosperity through the Middle Ages and Renaissance — despite being burned by Lübeck in 1510 and struck by plague in 1629. In the modern era, Nakskov became a port and industrial city: the sugar factory opened in 1882–83, and Nakskov Shipyard, founded in 1916, built vessels including the school ship Danmark and the hospital ship Jutlandia. The shipyard closed in 1987, but the sugar factory still operates. Today Nakskov is a natural base for nature experiences at Nakskov Fjord and the archipelago-like waters to the west.
📍 4900 Nakskov
Nakskov Teatersal
Nakskov Teatersal on Søvej in Nakskov is a theatre with seating for 451, a professional sound system and a stage. The venue hosts theatre performances, concerts and stand-up comedy. See nakskovteater.dk for the current programme.
📍 Søvej 6, 4900 Nakskov
Nakskov Vinfestival
Nakskov Vinfestival is a recurring festival on Axeltorv in Nakskov featuring wines, food stalls and live music from Lolland and around the world. The festival is held in August. Check the event's own channels for current dates and programme.
📍 Axeltorv, 4900 Nakskov
Naturblokken Shelterplads
A private shelter and campsite in eastern Møn, located directly on the Camønoen hiking trail. Basic overnight accommodation with a fire pit, composting toilet and drinking water surrounded by nature — with views over Borre Mose and the inland woodland landscapes behind Møns Klint. Offers guided nature walks, introductions to birds and fungi, and campfire cooking. A paid site, maximum 10 people. Booking and payment via MobilePay or cash.
📍 Klintevej, 4791 Borre
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud in Rødvig on Stevns has two shelters erected by Stevns Municipality, available free of charge. The site is located in the old chalk quarry close to Stevns Klint, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
📍 Boesdalsvej 6, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud is a primitive shelter site in the disused Boesdal lime quarry south of Stevns Klint, between Lille Heddinge and Rødvig. The site is established and operated by Stevns Municipality and consists of two shelters and a composting toilet that can be used freely. Tent pitching in connection with the shelters is also possible. The site lies within the quarry itself, which was in operation from 1914 to 1978 and is now part of the UNESCO World Heritage area surrounding Stevns Klint. From the camp site there is a short walk to both the trail along Stevns Klint, the characteristic pyramid-shaped storage building from 1967 and the two preserved lime kilns from 1930. Access to the beach is from the quarry without steps. The camp site has no drinking water — the nearest tap is at the car park on Boesdalsvej. The shelters can be used freely or booked in advance via friluftsguiden.dk. Access via Boesdalsvej, 4673 Rødvig Stevns.
📍 Boesdalsvej, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Naturpark Maribosøerne
Naturpark Maribosøerne is a designated nature park near Maribo on Lolland, comprising a series of lakes surrounded by forests and meadows. The park features walking and cycling routes, shelter and camping sites, and rich birdlife. See naturparkmaribosoeerne.dk for maps, activities and information.
📍 Bangshavevej, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Næstved Automobilmuseum
Næstved Automobilmuseum is a private car museum with over 175 vehicles, around 100 motorcycles and mopeds, as well as agricultural machinery and aircraft. The museum also includes a reconstructed 1950s street with shops and workshops. See naestvedautomobilmuseum.dk for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Skellet 19, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Næstved City Markedsdage
Næstved City Markedsdage are regular market days in central Næstved on and around Axeltorv. The market brings together local stallholders, food producers and craftspeople and runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 to 14:00. See naestvedcity.dk for further information.
📍 Axeltorv, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Næstved Museum
Næstved Museum is housed in Helligåndshuset — a building with medieval roots and the only preserved house of the Holy Spirit in Denmark. The building has served over time as a hospital, nursing home and poorhouse, before being converted into a museum in 1927. The exhibitions tell the history of Næstved and the surrounding area from the earliest hunters and farmers, through the Viking Age raids from Vester Egesborg and the vibrant Middle Ages, to industrialisation, including the well-known ceramics company Kähler. The museum also hosts changing special exhibitions and is operated by Museum Sydøstdanmark.
📍 Ringstedgade 4, 4700 Næstved
Næstved Musikforening (koncerter)
Næstved Musikforening organises concerts in and around Næstved featuring classical music, jazz and chamber music. Events are held at various venues across the town. See naestvedmusikforening.dk for the season programme and tickets.
📍 Næstved, Danmark
Næstved Svømmehal
Næstved Svømmehal on Ved Stadion is a municipal swimming facility with several pools, a water slide and a sauna. The venue caters for families and fitness swimmers. See the municipality's website for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Ved Stadion 11, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Noorbohandelen
Noorbohandelen is a specialist spirits and delicatessen shop in the heart of Nyord village. The range includes more than 100 types of spirits alongside balsamic vinegar, olive oil, Nyord mustard and homemade jam. The attached café serves lunch, homemade bread, sandwiches, draft beer and coffee. There is also a bar in Klintholm Havn and a shop in Torvehallerne, Copenhagen.
📍 Nyord Bygade 1, 4780 Stege
Nordhavn Live
Nordhavn Live is a concert series at Nordhavnen in Vordingborg, featuring live music on two Saturdays during summer. Admission is free. See bycentrum.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 Nordhavnen, 4760 Vordingborg
Nordstrandsgård Mosteri
Nordstrandsgård in Køng offers the opportunity to press your own apple juice at the farm's cider press. See nordstrandsgaard.dk for season, prices and booking.
📍 Togårdsvej 6, 4750 Køng
Nybølle Kastager Strand
Nybølle Kastager Strand is located at Kastager on the north coast of Lolland, east of Kragenæs, facing Smålandsfarvandet. It is a quiet beach in peaceful surroundings, and in summer the locals set up a bathing pier so you can easily reach deeper water. A tranquil bathing spot for those seeking peace away from the larger beaches.
📍 Kastagervej, 4951 Nørreballe
Nykøbing Falster
Nykøbing Falster is Guldborgsund's largest city and the administrative and cultural centre of Lolland-Falster. Founded around 1200 at the sound of Guldborgsund, its name marks it as "new" relative to the older market town of Købing — now Stubbekøbing. One of the city's most remarkable former residents was Queen Sophie — widow of Frederick II and mother of Christian IV — who lived at Nykøbing Castle and was in her time the wealthiest woman in Northern Europe. Industrialisation brought sugar, textiles, and tobacco, and the population grew from 2,000 in 1850 to nearly 18,000 a century later. The sugar factory, established in 1884, is today one of only two remaining in Denmark. Nykøbing offers good shopping, an active cultural scene, and serves as the natural hub for experiences across Falster and Lolland.
📍 4800 Nykøbing Falster
Nyord
Nyord is a small island north of Møn, connected via a narrow bridge. The island holds two very different worlds: to the north, the vast Nyord Enge — one of eastern Denmark's most important bird protection areas, home to barnacle geese, white-tailed eagles and black-tailed godwits — and to the south, the well-preserved historic village, whose half-timbered farmhouses and pilot tradition have kept Nyord almost unchanged since the 1800s. Nyord is also part of Dark Sky Park Møn og Nyord, which in 2017 became the first in the Nordic countries to receive international Dark Sky Park certification, and on clear nights the island is one of the darkest places in Denmark. Visitors are encouraged to park by the bridge and walk — driving in the village is discouraged — and the island is best suited to quiet visits, walks and birdwatching.
📍 Nyord, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Nyord Enge
Nyord Enge covers around 400 hectares on the northern part of the island of Nyord and is one of the most important bird protection areas in eastern Denmark. Since 1971, the Danish bird conservation fund Fugleværnsfonden has gradually acquired the meadow areas to preserve them as habitat for geese, ducks and waders, and today the meadows are a destination for bird enthusiasts from all over the country. From the recently renovated bird tower — refurbished in autumn 2021 with wheelchair access — there are views over the meadows and the flocks of barnacle geese, which can number 5,000-7,000 individuals during migration. Nyord Enge is one of the last places in eastern Denmark with breeding black-tailed godwits, and in winter an unusually large number of white-tailed eagles regularly rest in the meadows. Peregrine falcons are seen in the area year-round.
📍 Nyord, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Nyord Enge Naturreservat
Nyord Enge is an extensive nature reserve on the small island of Nyord north of Møn. Around 400 hectares of coastal meadows, reed marshes and shallow inlets attract a rich birdlife – especially waders, ducks and geese during migration. Nyord is connected to Møn by a narrow bridge and offers an unusual tranquillity and unspoilt nature close to civilisation. The coordinates indicate the starting point of the reserve at Ulvshalevej.
📍 Ulvshalevej 401, 4780 Stege
Nyord Kirke
Nyord Kirke is the small, peaceful parish church on the island of Nyord north of Møn. The church stands at the heart of the well-preserved historic village and is a natural focal point on the island. The modest church reflects Nyord's distinctive spirit – an island that has largely retained its historic character with thatched houses and cobbled lanes. Visit the church as part of a trip to Nyord Enge and the nature reserve.
📍 Søndergade 1, Nyord, 4780 Stege
Nyord Landsby
Nyord Landsby is considered one of Denmark's best-preserved villages. All the farms are built in half-timbered style with whitewashed façades, and the oldest part of the village dates from before 1800. The fact that Nyord escaped major redevelopment is due to the island's unusual economy: for generations, residents lived from a combination of fishing and piloting — guiding ships safely through the narrow waters south of Zealand to Stege. From 1721, the right to pilot was tied to individual farms, which meant properties rarely changed hands and the structure remained unchanged. The redistribution of farmland did not reach Nyord until 1820, much later than on the mainland. Today Nyord Landsby stands as a living architectural monument with a village pond, low houses and the calm that characterises a community that never grew large. The island is connected to Møn by a narrow bridge.
📍 Nyord, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Nysø Gods
Nysø Gods near Præstø is a neoclassical manor estate from the 19th century, best known for its connection to the Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen. Thorvaldsen stayed at the estate with Baroness Christine Stampe and created a number of sculptures here. The estate is surrounded by a park and the fjord. The manor itself is not a public museum, but the associated studio can be viewed. QA should verify visiting conditions and find an official URL.
📍 Nysøvej 9, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Nysted Julemarked
Nysted Julemarked — also known as Eventyrlige Nysted (Adventurous Nysted) — is an atmospheric town-wide Christmas market where the entire old market town of Nysted on southern Lolland is transformed into one big Christmas market. Houses open their doors, and the town's streets and squares fill with stalls, festive cheer, lovely scents and activities for children and adults alike. The event traditionally draws around 10,000 visitors and is free to attend. The market is typically held in November — see eventyrligenysted.dk for current dates and programme.
📍 4880 Nysted
Nysted Strand
Nysted Strand is a child-friendly sandy beach in the small market town of Nysted on south-eastern Lolland. The beach is approximately 230 metres long and 10–20 metres wide, bordered by trees and bushes that provide shade on warm days. Nysted offers a picturesque old town centre and a pleasant harbour atmosphere, and nearby lies Aalholm Castle with its adjoining forest park. A peaceful destination where a trip to the beach can be combined with a stroll through the charming town.
📍 Skansevej, 4880 Nysted
Onsevig Havn Shelterplads
Two shelters (3 people each) located right at the quayside in the atmospheric Onsevig Havn in northwest Lolland, with views over Smålandsfarvandet. Facilities at the site include a fire pit, a kayak jetty, toilet, shower and a dining pavilion. An ideal base for kayaking and snorkelling. The harbour is a popular spot among artists — the painter John Kørner grew up here, and his parents owned the former Onsevig Kro inn.
📍 Onsevig Havn, 4983 Dannemare
Oreby Kro
Oreby Kro near Sakskøbing is a traditional Danish inn in rural surroundings, focusing on Danish dishes and local produce. Check the inn's own channels for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Orebyvej 7, 4990 Sakskøbing
Orebygaard (nær Sakskøbing)
Orebygaard is a historic estate near Sakskøbing on Lolland with roots going back to the Middle Ages. The complex includes buildings from different periods and is surrounded by parkland and nature. See orebygaard.dk for information on current activities and visiting conditions.
📍 Orebygård Alle 1, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Orehæld Strand
Orehæld Strand is a small, peaceful natural area on western Møn with views across the water towards the fishing hamlet of Petersværft on the South Zealand coast. A quiet spot for a short walk or a stop with views over Storstrømmen.
📍 Orehæld, 4780 Stege
Øbageren
Øbageren is Møn's ecological sourdough bakery and café on Kostervej in Stege. The bakery produces artisan bread – including sourdough and rye bread – while the café serves coffee and light food. A favourite for those seeking quality bread made from local, sustainable ingredients.
📍 Kostervej 2E, 4780 Stege
Øens Dyr
Øens Dyr is an animal park and nature education venue on Masnedø at Vordingborg, where visitors can get up close to a wide range of animals including alpacas and kangaroos. The site is run with a social purpose: volunteers, staff and vulnerable young people work closely together to create a recreational and sensory wellbeing environment. Open every day 09:30–15:30. Admission: adults 75 DKK, children (2–11) 55 DKK, under 2 free.
📍 Viaduktvej 9, 4760 Vordingborg
Østergaard Vinmageri
Østergaard Vinmageri on Vestre Landevej in Stokkemarke in Lolland produces handcrafted wines from locally grown grapes and fruit from its own fields, primarily white and rosé wines as well as fruit wines made as ice wines. The farm shop is open to visitors, and guided tours with tastings are available for groups.
📍 Vestre Landevej 198, 4952 Stokkemarke
Pabst Bakery
Marc Pabst's award-winning artisan bakery on Maribo's main square is a must-visit for bread lovers. Marc Pabst trained in Germany and has won gold medals for Denmark's best rye bread (2018) and Denmark's best bread (2017). The bakery offers a wide selection of sourdough breads, pastries, and baked goods made with care and quality ingredients. There is no indoor seating, but there is plenty of outdoor space to enjoy your morning bread in Maribo's charming town environment.
📍 Torvet 10, 4930 Maribo
Pakhus8
Pakhus8 is a live music and events venue on Præstø Harbour with a capacity of 130 standing or 100 seated guests. The venue hosts concerts, stand-up comedy and talks. See pakhus8.dk for the current programme.
📍 Havnepladsen 8, 4720 Præstø
Panya Thai Maribo
Panya Thai is a Thai restaurant with takeaway, housed in the historic building Skaanings Gaard on Vesterbrogade in Maribo. The restaurant serves traditional Thai dishes, and the menu indicates each dish's heat level on a chili scale from 0 to 3, letting guests choose their preferred spiciness. The venue offers both a cosy dining room and a full takeaway menu. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 4:30pm to 9pm, closed on Mondays — check the restaurant's own channels for the current menu and opening hours.
📍 Vesterbrogade 55, 4930 Maribo
PAOLO'S JAZZ CLUB
Paolo's Jazz Club is an intimate concert venue on western Møn, created by Italian-born pianist, bandoneonist and composer Paolo Russo together with his wife, singer and voice teacher Katrine Krog Russo. The club was established in June 2022 with the vision of a place where music comes first, and holds concerts approximately once a month. The programme ranges widely — from jazz and Danish folk to Cuban and Latin American music to classical — with musicians from both the local area and the rest of the world. The club, housed in a former farm building set amidst nature, is known for the uniquely intimate atmosphere between international top names and their audience.
📍 Vollerupgade 55, 4792 Askeby
Petersens Pizza Næstved
Petersens Pizza on Næstved Harbour is a pizzeria serving thin-crust pizzas in the Roman style. The venue offers both dine-in with water views and takeaway. See petersenspizza.dk for current opening hours.
📍 Østre Mellemkaj 1, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Postbåden på Nakskov Fjord
The postal boat Vesta has been sailing routes on Nakskov Fjord since the 1930s, connecting Nakskov Harbour with a handful of islands in the fjord, including Enehøje and Albuen. It began as a practical postal boat that brought mail, goods and passengers to the otherwise hard-to-reach island communities — and today the trip is primarily a nature experience, where the rich birdlife, the tranquil fjord landscape and the stories of the islands' life and history take centre stage. The voyage provides unique access to islands and coastlines impossible to reach on foot, and is one of the most atmospheric ways to experience the west coast of Lolland. Departure times and seasonal overview are available on the postal boat's website.
📍 Nakskov Havn, 4900 Nakskov, Danmark
Præstø
Præstø is one of South Zealand's most charming small towns — an old market town on Præstø Fjord, known as "the Gønge people's town" after the beloved guerrilla leader Svend Poulsen, who in the wars of the 17th century led the Snaphaner irregular fighters against Swedish troops. The town's earliest known privileges date from 2 March 1403, granted by King Eric of Pomerania. Præstø Harbour, established in 1828, was once a key grain export port; today it is an idyllic marina with a lively harbour atmosphere, good cafes, and fresh fjord air. The town's hilly landscape of preserved merchant houses gives Præstø a strong historical character, while the nature along Præstø Fjord and the forests at Præstø Fed are easily accessible on foot.
📍 4720 Præstø
Præstø Fed skovområde
Præstø Fed is a nature and woodland area on the Præstø Fed peninsula with a sandy beach, coastal meadows and woodland stretches along Præstø Fjord. The area is suited to walks by the water. See Vordingborg Municipality's outdoor recreation information for access details.
📍 Fed Strand, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Fjord Sti
Præstø Fjord Sti is a route along Præstø Fjord with views over the water, coastal meadows and birdlife. The route is suited for walking and cycling. See vordingborg.dk for route information and access details.
📍 Præstø, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Havnemarked
A cosy market at Præstø harbour with local produce, arts and crafts and flea market stalls in a relaxed maritime setting. Held throughout the summer season — every Saturday in the summer months there is a market, music and a town square atmosphere in Præstø.
📍 Havnepladsen, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Litteraturfestival
Præstø Litteraturfestival is an annual summer event in the charming town centre of Præstø, bringing together authors, book lovers and curious visitors for two days of readings, conversations and concerts. The festival takes place in Adelgade and on two stages: Biografscenen in Bio Bernhard and Havescenen behind the town. Many outdoor activities are free of charge. The festival is a vibrant cultural meeting place with room for both established names and debut writers.
📍 Adelgade, 4720 Præstø
Præstø Multicenter Svømmehal
Præstø Multicenter Svømmehal is a municipal swimming facility in Præstø with pools, swimming lessons and local sports activities. See vordingborg.dk for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Skolevej 2, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Naturlejrplads
Nature campsite by Præstø Fjord with options for tenting, shelters and campfires. The site is suited for outdoor recreation and family camping close to the water. See Vordingborg Municipality's outdoor recreation information for booking and facilities.
📍 Præstø, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Skov og Strand
The woodland area south of Præstø combines forest and coast, with access to the beach and paths along Præstø Fjord. Dogs are welcome and can run freely in most of the area. Parking at Præstø harbour.
📍 Strandvejen, 4720 Præstø
Præstø Strand (Antoniebakken)
Præstø Beach is a bathing beach located right next to the town of Præstø. It offers picnic tables and benches, a barbecue area, a bathing pier and a disabled-access toilet. The inner fjord at Præstø Beach is well sheltered from wind and waves.
📍 Antoniebakken, 4720 Præstø
Præstø Strand (Strandpromenaden)
The small town beach in Præstø is charmingly situated by Præstø Fjord with views over the tranquil fjord waters and the historic town. The water is calm and shallow, and the beach is easy to reach from the town centre. A pleasant spot for a relaxed swim combined with a stroll through the picturesque town.
📍 Strandpromenaden, 4720 Præstø
Præstø Vingård
Præstø Vingård is a Danish vineyard just outside Præstø, beautifully situated on a hilltop approximately 22 metres above sea level with views towards the town and fjord. The farm — originally called Granabri — was founded in 2010 by Morten Østergård Hansen and has since developed into a well-regarded vineyard with around 13,000 vines spread across 11 different grape varieties. The fields are cultivated organically without the use of chemicals or artificial fertiliser. The vineyard produces white, rosé and red wines at its own winery, and several of the wines have received recognition at Danish wine shows. Visitors can take guided tours of the fields, participate in wine tastings — ideally combined with local specialities — and shop in the farm shop. There is also an area for motorhomes and caravans. It is recommended to book tours and tastings in advance, especially during peak season.
📍 Jungshovedvej 2, 4720 Præstø
Raadhuskroen
Raadhuskroen on Axeltorv in Næstved is a traditional Danish inn with classic Danish dishes, centrally located on the town square. Check the inn's own channels for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Axeltorv 3, 4700 Næstved
Råbylille Strand
Råbylille Strand is located by the summer cottage area of the same name near Elmelunde on Møn. A wonderful child-friendly bathing beach with fine sand, approximately 10–15 metres wide and 300 metres long.
📍 Råbylille Strandvej, 4780 Stege
Ravnsborg Voldsted
Ravnsborg Voldsted lies close to the coast in Ravnsby Bakker on the northern shore of Lolland facing Smålandshavet. Count John the Mild of Holstein built a castle here in 1330 as the seat of his domain over Lolland. Queen Margrethe I acquired the castle in 1400; it then served as a royal residence until demolition around 1510. Today the castle mound rises 18 metres above sea level. Free access with information boards on site.
📍 Fyrværkerivej 1 ,4943 Torrig L
Restaurant Arken
Restaurant Arken at Køge Marina offers a large fish and seafood buffet as well as à la carte dishes including steaks, with views over Køge Bay. Take-away is available. See restaurant-arken.dk for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Bådehavnen 21, 4600 Køge
Restaurant B-Spis
Restaurant B-Spis on Sct. Peders Kirkeplads in Næstved serves modern Nordic cuisine with a seasonal menu and wine pairings. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Sct. Peders Kirkeplads 9, 4700 Næstved
Restaurant Falstria
Restaurant Falstria is located on Overhoved Langgade in Nørre Alslev on Falster, close to where the historic Storstrøm Bridge meets Falster. The restaurant opened in 1937 — the same year the bridge was inaugurated by King Christian X — and has since served as a natural gathering and rest point for travellers and locals in the area. Today it is run by new owners and offers a broad menu with Asian-inspired dishes, classic Danish food and open sandwiches for lunch, alongside an evening menu. Takeaway and delivery are available. The premises also include accommodation.
📍 Overhoved Langgade 49, 4840 Nørre Alslev
Restaurant Lev
Restaurant Lev is a gourmet restaurant in a thatched farmhouse from 1840 on Bøgetvej in Utterslev in north-west Lolland, opened by Norwegian master chef Thorbjørn Kristensen. Regarded as Denmark's first alcohol-free gourmet restaurant, it is rooted in a 'blue kitchen' with around 80% of ingredients sourced from the sea — garfish, mackerel, herring, shellfish and seaweed — supplemented by game. Guests sit at long communal tables in the old farm rooms. The remote rural setting with views across the Småland Sea is part of the concept. Alcohol-free wines from a specialist supplier are served with the food.
📍 Bøgetvej 138, 4913 Horslunde
Restaurant Lolles Gaard
Restaurant Lolles Gaard is a welcoming restaurant on Nyord serving local, seasonal cuisine in peaceful rural surroundings. The venue is known for its relaxed atmosphere and connection to the island's nature and local produce – a natural stop when visiting this small island north of Møn.
📍 Hyldevej 1, 4780 Stege
Restaurant Ö
Restaurant Ö in Nysted on Strandvejen serves fish, seafood and dishes made from local produce. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Strandvejen 10, 4880 Nysted
Restaurant og Bryghus Købmandsgaarden
Købmandsgaarden on Gedser Landevej in Gedser is a restaurant and brewery serving comfort food prepared with beer from its own brewery. The pub brews light ale-style beers in 6–7 varieties, and guests can order a tasting board. Regular events such as concerts and talks are held. See koebmandsgaarden.nu for opening hours and programme.
📍 Gedser Landevej 79, 4874 Gedser
Restaurant Surt & Sødt
Restaurant Surt & Sødt on Nybrogade in Nakskov serves modern Nordic cuisine focusing on seasonal produce. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Nybrogade 2, 4900 Nakskov
Restaurant Udsigten
Restaurant Udsigten on Kystvejen in Strøby Egede offers lunch, dinner and weekend brunch with views over Køge Bay. The venue has rooms available for private functions. See udsigten-restaurant.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Kystvejen 238, 4671 Strøby
Reventlow-Museet Pederstrup
The Reventlow Museum Pederstrup tells the story of one of the key figures behind the Danish agrarian reforms: Count Christian Ditlev Frederik Reventlow (1748–1827), who as landowner and statesman was a driving force behind the abolition of the "stavnsbånd" (adscription) and the introduction of tenant farmers' freedoms in the 1780s. The museum opened in 1940 in the historic main building at Pederstrup, where Reventlow lived from 1813 until his death in 1827, and is today part of Museum Lolland-Falster. The exhibition presents Reventlow's political work through portraits, furniture and personal items from the period, offering a glimpse into aristocratic family life around 1800. The building is surrounded by Reventlow Park — a beautifully landscaped garden with free year-round access, historic monuments and pleasant garden pavilions.
📍 Pederstrupvej 124, 4943 Torrig L, Danmark
RO'UM
RO'UM on Hunseby Kirkevej near Maribo is a Lolland spirit distilled from sugar beet juice blended with apple juice and aged on wood — acacia, chestnut or oak, in three variants. The product is naturally fermented and distilled without added flavourings. Visits are arranged in advance via ro-um.dk and include tastings.
📍 Hunseby Kirkevej 32A, 4930 Maribo
Roneklint Strand
At Roneklint on the north-eastern side of the Jungshoved peninsula, two small beaches face Faxe Bay. One lies at Roneklint Skanse with a small car park at Roneklint Lighthouse — a small, child-friendly beach of sand and stone (mostly stone) with shallow water right out to the marked shipping lane. The other lies in front of the Kohave Roneklint holiday cottage area and is likewise small and child-friendly. The area is known as a good snorkelling spot where you can explore sandbars, seagrass meadows and small fish, and in the old lighthouse there is a small exhibition. It is also possible to hire kayaks at Roneklint Kajakcenter.
📍 Roneklintvej, 4720 Præstø
Rosenfeldt Gods
Rosenfeldt Gods is a private estate near Vordingborg with medieval roots, located close to Vordingborg Dyrehave and the coastal areas to the south. See rosenfeldt.dk for information on the estate's activities and any visiting opportunities.
📍 Rosenfeldtvej 1, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Røde Kors Genbrug Næstved
The Red Cross charity shop on Ringstedgade in Næstved sells clothing, shoes, books and household items. The shop is run by volunteers and proceeds go to the Red Cross's humanitarian work. See rodekors.dk for opening hours.
📍 Ringstedgade 12, 4700 Næstved
Røde Kors Genbrug Nykøbing Falster
The Red Cross charity shop on Langgade in Nykøbing Falster sells clothing for all ages as well as books and decorative items. The shop is run by volunteers and proceeds go to the Red Cross's humanitarian work. See rodekors.dk for opening hours.
📍 Østergågade 7E, 4800 Nykøbing F
Røde Kors Genbrug Vordingborg
Røde Kors Genbrug Vordingborg is a centrally located charity shop in Vordingborg with a selection of clothing, toys and household items. The shop is run by volunteers, and the proceeds go to the Red Cross's humanitarian work.
📍 Algade 44, 4760 Vordingborg
Rødeled Pottemageri
Rødeled is one of Denmark's oldest still-active pottery workshops, located about 1 km west of Præstø. The site was founded in 1898, when potter Hans Peter Knudsen moved his earthenware factory here, and for more than 100 years three generations of the Knudsen family ran the workshop with traditional Danish pottery craft — tulip jugs, postpartum pots, potato bowls and "Præstø bowls". After the family's time, the pottery passed to the Rødeled Foundation, and since 2019 ceramicist Klaus Kristensen has continued running the site as an open workshop with both traditional earthenware and modern stoneware. The listed building with its historic workshop is an experience in itself.
📍 Rødeledvej 1, 4720 Præstø
Rødvig Kro & Badehotel
Rødvig Kro og Badehotel is a seaside hotel from 1844 situated by the Baltic Sea near Stevns Klint. The inn has a restaurant serving lunch and dinner using local produce. See roedvigkro.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Østersøvej 8, 4673 Rødvig
Rødvig Sandstrand
The child-friendly sandy beach stretches westward from Rødvig Harbour. A long south-westerly facing beach of over 1 km where sun and sea can be enjoyed while children build countless sandcastles. Close to the Stevns Klint UNESCO World Heritage Site.
📍 Rødvig Havn, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Rønnebaeksholm Live
Rønnebæksholm is an arts and cultural venue on a historic estate near Næstved. The site hosts art exhibitions and holds concerts and cultural events in its historic buildings and parkland. See roennebaeksholm.dk for the current programme and tickets.
📍 Rønnebæksholm 1, 4700 Næstved
Rønnebæk Hundeskov
Rønnebæk Hundeskov (dog forest) south of Næstved is a woodland area where dogs can run freely off the lead. The forest has open clearings, paths and small ponds. Parking is available at the forest entrance on Rønnebækvej.
📍 Rønnebækvej, 4700 Næstved
Rønnede Kro
Rønnede Kro on Vordingborgvej is a royally licensed inn that, according to its own information, dates from 1825. The inn has historically served as a post office and telegraph station. The kitchen serves traditional Danish dishes. See r-kro.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Vordingborgvej 530, 4683 Rønnede
Saftig
Saftig is a small café and snack bar in the heart of Stege, located right by the water. The menu features sandwiches, burgers – including vegan options – and classic fish and chips, all at reasonable prices. A popular stop for locals and visitors wanting a quick, tasty meal near Stege Harbour.
📍 Ved Stranden 1, 4780 Stege
Sakskøbing
Sakskøbing is a charming Lolland market town from the 13th century, best known by its affectionate nickname "Smilets By" — the City of Smiles — a title earned by the iconic water tower Saxine. The 33-metre-high tower with its smiling face is the town's landmark and one of the most recognisable images on Lolland. Sakskøbing lies attractively at the head of Sakskøbing Fjord with a charming harbour setting and serves as a natural base for nature experiences along the fjord and across Falster and Lolland. The town's historic streets and square retain the unhurried character of a South Danish provincial town, while its central location makes both Maribo and Nykøbing Falster easily accessible.
📍 4990 Sakskøbing
Sakskøbing Fjord og Natur
The area around Sakskøbing Fjord in southern Lolland is characterised by shallow fjord flats, reed beds and birdlife. Walking and cycling routes run along the coast. Naturstyrelsen's website naturstyrelsen.dk contains maps and information about recreational opportunities in the area.
📍 Sakskøbing Fjord, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Sakskøbing Havn
Sakskøbing Harbour is a small marina on Sakskøbing Fjord in Lolland, with walking access along the quay and views over the fjord. The harbour has facilities for sailors and is a quiet starting point for exploring the fjord landscape.
📍 Havnegade, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Sakskøbing Kirke
Sakskøbing Kirke is a medieval church situated in the centre of Sakskøbing. The church has its roots in the 13th century and is one of the town's prominent buildings. See sakskobingkirke.dk for information on services and events.
📍 Kirkepladsen 1, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Sakskøbing Sukkerfabrik (Sukkermuseet)
Sakskøbing has historically been the centre of sugar production on Lolland. At the old sugar factory, visitors can see exhibitions about beet growing and the significance of the sugar industry to the island's economy and culture. The sugar museum is part of Museum Lolland-Falster. See museumlollandfalster.dk for opening hours and tickets.
📍 Sukkerfabrikken, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Seniorfestivalen Marielyst
Festival at Højskolen Marielyst with concerts, talks, debates and lectures over two days — Denmark's only festival aimed at seniors. The school's park is transformed into a festival venue with events from morning to evening on several outdoor and indoor stages, and the festival attracts around 1,800 guests each year. Event: Seniorfestivalen Marielyst. Held annually in July over two days.
📍 Bøtøvej 2, 4873 Væggerløse
Shelterplads ved Kanalen (Karrebæksminde)
Shelter site at the canal mouth by Karrebæk Fjord in Karrebæksminde, with two shelters, a fire pit, picnic benches, a composting toilet and a small beach facing the fjord. The site is accessible from the Lagunestien path or from the water via a small jetty.
📍 Lagunestien, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Silderuten
Silderuten (the Herring Route) is a historic town walk in Stege on Møn with 30 stops guiding visitors around the medieval town centre. The route is named after the herring trade that brought Stege its greatest era of prosperity: from around 1430 to 1530, Møn's stalls at Falsterbo and Skanør accounted for a third of all Danish stalls. The town's name is said to derive from the Old Norse word for stakes driven into the ground — a sea barrier Saxo Grammaticus refers to as 'the Iron Lock at Stikae'. The route starts at House of Møn, Storegade, and passes Mølleporten, the old town hall by M.G. Bindesbøll, the Latin School, Kammerrådgården and Stege Church. Free; see silderuten.dk.
📍 Storegade 2, 4780 Stege
Sildestrup Strand
Sildestrup Strand is located on the east coast of Falster, just north of the Marielyst holiday cottage area, between Marielyst and Elkenøre. The beach is child-friendly with a flat, sandy shore and shallow water, and because it lies some distance from the lively centre it is more peaceful — but just as inviting. Behind the coast lies Det Falsterske Dige. An ideal spot for families with young children who want peace while still being a short distance from Marielyst's facilities.
📍 Digevej 4872 Idestrup
Sisses Mikrobageri
Sisses Mikrobageri is a small micro-bakery in Lov near Næstved, focusing on handmade baked goods in small batches and direct sales. Outside opening hours it is also possible to buy frozen baked goods from a freezer at the bakery.
📍 Lov Enghavevej 13, 4700 Næstved
Sjællandsleden (Sydsjælland)
Sjællandsleden is a connected network of marked walking routes that stretches through forests, coastal areas and villages in South Zealand. The routes are suitable for day trips as well as multi-day hikes with overnight stops. See friluftsraadet.dk for maps, stage overviews and information on starting points.
📍 Flere startpunkter på Sydsjælland, Danmark
Skåningen
Next to the small, charming marina at Skåninge Bro on the north coast of Bogø lies a small lagoon, ideal for bathing. The beach has peaceful surroundings and views towards Skillingebæks Banker. A quiet bathing spot for those who want to get away from the larger beaches and enjoy the tranquil island nature of Bogø.
📍 Skåningevej 11, 4793 Bogø By
Skoleengen Shelters
Skoleengen Shelters is a shelter site by Kirkestien in Strøby on Stevns, beautifully situated above Tryggevælde Ådal. The shelters are set in a secluded, sheltered spot behind the sports ground and offer a fine view over the valley. Skoleengen is characteristic of the meadows in Tryggevælde Ådal with an upper, dry section and a lower, wet section with many interesting plants. The area is rich in birdlife, and among the species that can be encountered are marsh harrier, falcon and nightingale.
📍 Strøby Bygade 48, 4671 Strøby
Skovfogedstedet
Skovfogedstedet at Vemmetofte Strand is a restaurant with Italian-inspired cuisine and views over the sea and forest. Weekend brunch and dinner dishes are served. See skovfogedstedet.dk for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Ny Strandskov 4, 4640 Faxe
Skovridergaarden Restaurant
Skovridergaarden Restaurant on Svingels Allé in Nakskov serves Danish food in peaceful surroundings close to woodland. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and menu.
📍 Svingels Allé 1, 4900 Nakskov
Sletteren Strand Fejø
Sletteren Strand is set in a beautiful natural area facing Femø Sund on the fruit island of Fejø in Smålandsfarvandet, surrounded by green spaces. The beach is approximately 250 metres long and 10–15 metres wide with fine sand and small stones scattered across both beach and seabed. The water is calm, and the depth increases gradually from the shore, making the spot well suited to families with children. During the bathing season there is a bathing pier, toilets and picnic tables, and a car park is located nearby at the end of Slettervej. Fejø is reached by ferry from Kragenæs on north Lolland.
📍 Sletteren, 4944 Fejø
Slotø
Slotø is a small island in Nakskov Fjord with the ruins of a medieval castle and shipyard built by King Hans in the late 15th century. The island is accessible by boat and is a protected ancient monument. See visitlolland-falster.com for practical information about access.
📍 Slotø, 4900 Nakskov, Danmark
Slotshaven Shelterplads
Slotshaven Shelter Site in Fanefjord Skov near Vindebæk on Møn has four shelters, each with a fire pit, picnic benches and views over Hjelm Bugt and the Baltic Sea. A composting toilet is available on site. The site connects to the forest path network.
📍 Slotshaven, Fanefjord Skov, 4792 Askeby
SMAG Mad & Vin
SMAG Mad & Vin on Nykøbingvej in Nykøbing Falster is a restaurant focusing on wine and modern European cuisine. Check the restaurant's own channels for current opening hours and reservations.
📍 Nykøbingvej 2, 4800 Nykøbing F
Smålandshavet
Smålandshavet is a conference centre with restaurant in Karrebæksminde, situated on Langelinie by the coast facing the Småland Sea. The centre offers accommodation and meeting facilities. The restaurant is open to outside guests. Check the venue's own channels for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Alleen 44, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Søllested Bio- og Kulturhus
Søllested Bio- og Kulturhus on Stationsvej is a community-run cinema and cultural centre with a single auditorium for 76 people. The cinema has had digital and 3D projection since 2011 and shows current films. The venue is also used for cultural events and community activities. See soellestedbio.dk for the current programme.
📍 Stationsvej 6, 4920 Søllested
Sømarkedyssen
Sømarkedyssen rises on a hilltop east of the village of Sømarke on Møn. The dolmen dates to around 3400 BC and has a near-octagonal chamber of six upright stones topped with a massive capstone. The covering stone over the passage is incised with more than 180 cup marks, thought to date from the Bronze Age. The monument is easily accessible from the roadside.
📍 Stendyssevej, 4791 Borre
Sparresminde Jættestue
The Sparresminde passage grave, between Damsholte and Neble on Møn, is undoubtedly among Denmark's top ten megalithic tombs. This magnificently well-preserved collective grave was built by the Funnel Beaker Culture during the farming Stone Age around 3,200 BC. The passage grave perfectly illustrates the architectural capabilities of early farming communities and the colossal investment of both time and labour that went into the construction of these graves.
📍 Sparresminde, 4700 Næstved
Spejdervænget Shelterplads
One spacious shelter (sleeps 5) at Maribo Spejderhus with views over the shores of the Maribo Lakes. From the site there is a near-guaranteed chance of spotting white-tailed eagles — Naturpark Maribosøerne is home to breeding white-tailed eagles, herons and cormorants. Just 900 m to a Netto supermarket and 1.5 km to Maribo station, with trains towards Nykøbing and Nakskov.
📍 Spejdervænget, 4930 Maribo
Stars (Vordingborg)
In a converted cinema on Algade in Vordingborg, the music venue STARS has since 1998 been one of South Zealand's most important cultural meeting points. Over the years it has hosted more than 1,500 concerts and events for a combined audience of over 150,000 guests, and today it presents over 100 concerts a year with a clear focus on live rhythmic music. STARS has been designated a regional music venue by the Danish Arts Foundation — most recently re-designated for the period 2025-2028 — a status that comes with an obligation to bring high-quality live music across many genres close to its audience and to give talent, emerging artists and niche genres good conditions. There are no genre restrictions; alongside concerts, the programme also includes blues jam sessions, comedy, music quizzes, open mic nights and family concerts, while the intimate stage Smallstars provides space for smaller, close-up experiences. The venue is run by a small permanent staff supported by around 120 volunteers and is known for its good sound, close audience contact and relaxed atmosphere in its historic setting.
📍 Algade 84, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Stavreby
Stavreby is a small, idyllic village on the Jungshoved peninsula facing Præstø Fjord. The village offers a charming rural atmosphere, and a walk through its streets gives a sense of the quiet life by the fjord. Just south of the village lies Stavreby Bådehavn — described by many as Denmark's cosiest and smallest fishing harbour, where a few active commercial fishermen still remain. The harbour is home to the amateur fishing association Bøgestrømmen/Præstø Fjord and provides the setting for recurring events such as the annual garfish competition on Ascension Day and Havnens Dag, when people from near and far flock to the small harbour to sample fresh fish. Stavreby is situated in the middle of the protected fjord landscape around Jungshoved and is an ideal stop on a trip around the peninsula, whether by bicycle, on foot or by car.
📍 Stavreby Strandvej, 4720 Præstø
Stege Antik (Møn)
Stege Antik on Storegade in Stege deals in classic Danish furniture, porcelain and second-hand items. The shop is centrally located on Stege's main shopping street. See visitmoen.dk for opening hours.
📍 Storegade, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Stege By og Voldanlæg
Stege is Møn's only market town and contains one of Denmark's best-preserved medieval ramparts. The town's moat and earthworks are nearly intact — they survived because the expected urban development never took place. The Mill Gate (Mølleporten), a solid four-storey brick gate tower from the late 15th century built in monk brick with white chalkstone bands, is one of only two surviving medieval town gates in the whole country and is first mentioned in writing in 1531. The gate controlled access to the town's market square and trading life; at night it was closed to protect the citizens and their valuables. The Mill Gate and the ramparts have been restored with support from the A.P. Møller Foundation and Realdania and can be viewed freely. The town of Stege also offers a lively shopping street, cafés and restaurants, and the nearby Møn Museum (Empiregården) tells the cultural history of the town and the island.
📍 4780 Stege, Danmark
Stege Kirke
Stege Church — also known as Sct. Hans Kirke — is a Romanesque-Gothic church in Stege on Møn. The oldest part dates from 1200–1250, built of monastic bricks with apse, choir and nave; during the Gothic period, 1460–1525, the church was expanded to its current size. The church is easily recognisable by its prominent tower and characteristic vaulted arches in the central nave. Inside, the chancel window is a glass mosaic by Sven Havsteen-Mikkelsen depicting ivy as a symbol of eternal life; the altar table and chandelier were designed by Alan Havsteen-Mikkelsen and consecrated in 1990. The church is open every day 8.00–19.00 and also offers pilgrimage apartments.
📍 Kirkepladsen 1, 4780 Stege
Stege Røgeri
Stege Røgeri by Langebro in Stege serves smoked and grilled fish from local waters. The menu includes smoked eel, fish platters and other fish dishes. Outside seating with views over Stege Nor is available. Check the smokehouse's own channels for current opening hours.
📍 Langebro 1, 4780 Stege
Stege Svømmehal
Stege Svømmehal on Langelinie in Stege offers fitness swimming and family water activities. The pool is run by Vordingborg Municipality. See vordingborg.dk for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Langelinie 2, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Stevns Klint
Stevns Klint is an approximately 15–17 km long coastal cliff on eastern Stevns, stretching between Rødvig in the south and Bøgeskov Havn in the north. The cliff rises to around 40 metres high and is built up of layers of chalk, white-grey bryozoan limestone and flint deposited over millions of years. Between the limestone layers lies the famous 'fish clay' — a thin sediment layer that marks the boundary between the Cretaceous and Palaeogene periods. Here researchers found an unusually high concentration of the element iridium, which became one of the key pieces of evidence that an asteroid struck Earth approximately 66 million years ago and triggered the mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs, among others. Due to this extraordinary geological significance, Stevns Klint was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2014. The area can be explored along Trampestien, which follows the coast the full length of the cliff, and at Højerup Gamle Kirke as well as the visitor centre Stevns Klint Experience in Boesdal Kalkbrud. Please note that it is not permitted to chip at the cliff or collect material from the layers.
📍 Klintevej 14, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Stiftsmuseet Maribo
Stiftsmuseet in Maribo is one of the exhibition venues under Museum Lolland-Falster and tells the cultural history of the region from the Ice Age to the present. The museum has its roots in Lolland-Falsters Stiftsmuseum, which was founded in the 19th century and is thus one of the oldest museum institutions in the region; today it is housed in a prominent museum building from 1890, designed by architect Ove Petersen, located by Maribo Station. The museum's most talked-about exhibition tells the story of Stone Age girl Lola, who lived on Lolland approximately 5,700 years ago. Her story could be reconstructed because archaeologists at an excavation found a piece of chewed birch pitch whose DNA revealed details about the girl who had once chewed it. In addition to the Stone Age exhibition, the museum holds collections of prehistoric finds, rune stones and medieval church furnishings — including a collection of chancel arch crucifixes in the exhibition 'Oh my God!' — as well as an exhibition about the Polish seasonal workers who came to Lolland from the late 19th century to work in, among other things, the beet fields. With its blend of archaeology, medieval and local history, Stiftsmuseet is an obvious stop for those wishing to understand Lolland-Falster's long and layered past.
📍 Banegårdspladsen 11, 4930 Maribo
Store Strikkedag
Bycentrum Vordingborg and Kaffebønnen invite you to a cosy and inspiring day for all knitting and craft enthusiasts. The town square fills with stalls offering yarn, knitting patterns, hobby supplies and creative products, where both beginners and experienced knitters can find inspiration for their next project. There is also ample opportunity to enjoy the day with something to eat and drink. Event: Saturday 5 September 2026, 11:00–19:00 at Slotstorvet.
📍 Slotstorvet, 4760 Vordingborg
Strandegård Shelterplads
Strandegård Shelterplads on St. Elmuevej south of Strandegård has a shelter, fire pit and composting toilet, with beach access nearby. See feddet.dk for further information about the site.
📍 St Elmuevej 15, 4640 Faxe
Stranden i Strøby Egede
A charming little beach, ideal for a quick swim or an evening picnic. A lovely sandy beach in Strøby Egede, well suited to young children due to the shallow water. Approximately 100 metres wide and around 1 kilometre long. Free parking at Solgårdsparken.
📍 Stevnsvej 26 4600 Køge
Stranden ved Lalandia Rødby
Beach by the Lalandia Rødby holiday resort in southern Lolland, with family facilities and close to Lalandia's many activities and waterpark.
📍 Lalandia Centret 1, 4970 Rødby
Strandgård Strand
Strandgård Strand is located near Klinteby west of Karrebæksminde and is one of the most undisturbed beaches in Næstved Municipality. There are no toilets, bathing jetties or paved paths here — just untouched nature and lapping waves. The beach is quite stony and stretches for several kilometres as part of the Lagunestien path, which forms part of the Sjællandsleden hiking route; following the path takes you through Karrebækstorp Forest onward to Karrebæksminde. There is a small car park at the end of the road Ved Strandskoven. A quiet spot for hikers and nature lovers seeking tranquillity rather than facilities.
📍 Ved Strandskoven, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Strandskoven Sibirien
If you enjoy both forest and beach, both can be savoured at Sibirien in Faxe Ladeplads, where the pleasant woodland runs right along the shoreline.
📍 Vemmetoftevej 54, 4654 Faxe Ladeplads
Strøby Ladeplads Strand
A lovely little sandy beach with good bathing water and child-friendly conditions. The beach adjoins a large green area and has views over Køge Bay. Picnic tables are available for those who have brought their own food, or you can seek shade under the trees.
📍 Strandvejen, 4671 Strøby
Sukkerfabrikken Møn
Sukkerfabrikken Møn in Stege is a cultural venue housed in the historic buildings of a former sugar factory. The site includes Dansesalen with capacity for up to 600 guests, Den Böhmiske Hal for classical concerts, as well as exhibitions and trade fairs. See sukkerfabrikken.net for the current programme and tickets.
📍 Stege Sukkerfabrik, 4780 Stege
Susåstien (Sydlig del)
The southern section of Susåstien follows the Suså river from the Næstved area southwards through woodland, open meadows and village environments. The route is suited to day hikes and is signposted along marked stretches. See naturstyrelsen.dk for maps and information on access and starting points.
📍 Susåen nær Næstved, Danmark
Svend Gønges Hule
In Bønsvighoved Skov on the Jungshoved peninsula near Præstø lies the passage grave Svend Gønges Hule — a Stone Age burial chamber roughly 5,200 years old, built by the Funnel Beaker culture, the first farmers in Denmark. The capstone above the chamber displays beautiful bands of red granite. The name itself, however, has nothing to do with antiquity: it derives from a legend about Svend Poulsen Gønge, "the Gønge Chieftain", who according to tradition was one of the leading forces in the resistance against the Swedes during the Swedish Wars of 1658-60. The story tells that he hid in the passage grave when the Swedes ravaged Jungshoved and captured Jungshoved Castle — a tale that became nationally known through Carit Etlar's 1853 novel "Gøngehøvdingen". An information sign at the site elaborates on the history of both the burial chamber and the Gønge Chieftain. About 800 metres northwest of the passage grave lies the site of an even older long barrow, so a visit can easily be combined with a short walk through the forest, which covers around 196 hectares stretching along the shallow coast.
📍 Bønsvigvej 31, 4720 Præstø
Svinø Mindelund
Svinø Mindelund is a memorial grove and war cemetery immediately north of Svinø Church on the Svinø peninsula south of Næstved. During the Second World War, the German occupying forces designated Svinø as one of five central burial sites in Denmark for Allied airmen who crashed over southern Zealand, Møn and Lolland-Falster and the surrounding waters — probably due to its proximity to the flight school at Avnø Air Base. In total, 108 Allied airmen were laid to rest here: 62 from Britain and Commonwealth countries and 46 Americans. The American airmen were exhumed in 1948–49 and either reburied at a military cemetery in Belgium or repatriated to the United States. The memorial grove was inaugurated in 1950 on the fifth anniversary of Denmark's liberation and is today maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Every 4 May in the evening a commemorative ceremony is held at the graves with a church service, speeches, wreath-laying and a ceremonial flypast — one of the country's largest events of its kind.
📍 Svinø Kirkevej 9, 4750 Lundby
Svinø Strand
Svinø Strand is a natural sandy beach on the Svinø peninsula between Næstved and Vordingborg. The beach is surrounded by Dybsø Fjord to the north-east and Karrebæksminde Bay and Smålandsfarvandet to the west, facing the west coast of Vordingborg Municipality. With its shallow water the beach is particularly child-friendly and well suited to families. The area was originally called Svinø because it was once an actual island belonging to the Gavnø barony, but in the last century it became connected to the rest of Zealand by land.
📍 Svinø Strand, 4750 Lundby
Sydhavsøernes Frugtfestival
Denmark's largest fruit festival takes place in Sakskøbing, where fruit growers set up their stalls on and around the town square. Visitors can meet the producers directly and taste the local harvest. The festival celebrates the rich fruit-growing tradition of the South Sea Islands region. See frugtfestival.dk for dates and programme.
📍 Torvet, 4990 Sakskøbing
Tapperiet
At Søndre Havn in Køge, in a former industrial area undergoing rapid urban development, lies Tapperiet — a music venue and youth culture house based in an old gas bottling hall. The venue has hosted concerts since 2006, and the raw, authentic industrial building has been preserved and forms a large part of the atmosphere. In order for the venue to continue as a concert hall in the middle of a growing residential area, the building received a distinctive grass-covered roof structure in 2014–2015, designed by Tegnestuen Vandkunsten and jointly funded by Køge Municipality, Køge Kyst and Realdania; the green 'overcoat' dampens the sound while also creating a foyer with space for additional events. Tapperiet presents around 50 concerts a year divided into a spring and an autumn season, with an emphasis on both well-known headline acts and new artists on the Danish live music scene across a broad range of genres. For the years 2025–2028 the venue, together with Teaterbygningen and Bygningen in Køge, has been designated a Regional Music Venue by the Danish Arts Foundation. Alongside concerts, the venue functions as a youth culture house for young people aged 13 to 25, offering communal meals, a makerspace, rehearsal facilities and a skatepark — a living cultural laboratory where events by, for and with young people are continuously developed and experimented with.
📍 Søndre Badevej 1, 4600 Køge
Teaterbygningen Køge
Teaterbygningen is Køge Municipality's cultural centre and one of the town's historic landmarks. The building opened in 1884 and has for more than a century provided the setting for countless cultural experiences — today with a broad programme of concerts, children's theatre, comedy, lectures and community events for audiences of all ages, often driven by the venue's many volunteers and association members. The building is centrally located in Køge close to public transport and is known for its distinctive, raw facade, which over the years has been the subject of several local debates. For the years 2025–2028, Teaterbygningen, together with the music venues Tapperiet and Bygningen, has been designated a Regional Music Venue by the Danish Arts Foundation.
📍 Bag Haverne 1, 4600 Køge
Teltplads Knudshoved Odde
Primitive campsite on Knudshoved Odde near Vordingborg, with access to the beach and the nature of the narrow headland extending into Ulvsund. The site is listed on udinaturen.dk, which includes a map link and practical information.
📍 Knudshoved Odde, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
The Italian
The Italian is an Italian restaurant centrally located in Næstved with a menu spanning fresh pasta as well as fish and meat dishes, complemented by Italian wines. The restaurant seats around 110 guests and also caters for private parties such as weddings and confirmations as well as catering services. A relaxed restaurant with Italian cuisine in cosy surroundings.
📍 Jernbanegade 6, 4700 Næstved
The Norrmans Bed & Breakfast
The Norrmans is a boutique bed & breakfast on a farm in rural surroundings near Klippinge on Stevns, approximately 45 km south of Copenhagen. The venue is run by Swedish couple Anna and Lars Norman and offers around eight individually decorated rooms as well as a restaurant on the farm. Breakfast is served, and amenities include a garden and outdoor spa facilities. A peaceful place to stay away from the city, with easy access to Stevns' nature and attractions.
📍 Bækkemosevej 14, 4672 Klippinge
Thorsvang — Danmarks Samlermuseum
Thorsvang is one of Denmark's most distinctive cultural-history museums — a collector's museum on Møn that has grown over time out of Henrik Hjortkær's life's work as a collector. Instead of traditional display cases and catalogue numbers, the objects are presented in 18 recreated shops and workshops reflecting everyday life in the 1920s: a grocer's, a bank, a locksmith's, a tobacconist's, a tailor's, an ice-cream maker and a bakery, to name just a few. It feels like stepping into a street scene from your grandfather's day, and the museum's strength lies precisely in the fact that the objects have not been taken out of their context. The museum also has a cosy café with a lunch buffet and home-baked cakes. Thorsvang is located in the village of Sømarke east of Stege.
📍 Thorsvangs Allé 7, 4780 Stege
Thorvaldsen Samlingen på Nysø
Thorvaldsen Samlingen is a small art museum at the manor Nysø near Præstø Fjord. The museum holds the works that sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770–1844) created in his final years, when he frequently lived and worked with the Stampe family at Nysø Estate. The collection comprises more than 50 original plaster sculptures as well as drawings and unique clay models that provide insight into the artist's creative process — among the key works is Thorvaldsen's life-size self-portrait statue. Baroness Christine Stampe had a studio built for him in the estate's garden in 1839, and the museum opened to the public in 1926. During the Golden Age, Nysø was a gathering place for the great artists and writers of the time, including H.C. Andersen, N.F.S. Grundtvig and B.S. Ingemann. The museum is housed in the estate's eastern wing; the main building and studio are private residences and not open to visitors. It is typically open during the summer season and to groups by arrangement — see current opening times and prices on the museum's website.
📍 Nysøvej 9, 4720 Præstø
Tiendegaarden B&B
Tiendegaarden B&B on Tøveldevej in Borre on Møn offers bed and breakfast accommodation close to Møns Klint and the surrounding nature. See tiendegaarden.dk for current prices and availability.
📍 Tøveldevej 46, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Tiendegaarden Wellness (Møn)
Tiendegaarden on Tøveldevej in Borre on Møn offers wellness facilities including sauna and massage in peaceful, rural surroundings close to Møns Klint. The venue is aimed at guests seeking quiet and relaxation. See tiendegaarden.dk for current offers and booking.
📍 Tøveldevej 46, 4791 Borre, Danmark
Tirsdagsmarked i Stege
The Tuesday market in Stege takes place on Storegade every year from the first Tuesday in July throughout the summer Tuesdays. The market is organised by Møn Handel and features stalls with crafts, local specialities and second-hand finds, as well as music and activities in the town. See moenhandel.dk for this year's dates and programme.
📍 Storegade, 4780 Stege
Tonies Bakery Nyråd
Tonies Bakery in Nyråd is a local bakery on Nyraad Hovedgade in Vordingborg Municipality. The bakery offers freshly baked bread, Danish pastries and other baked goods and is a regular meeting point for locals and passing visitors in the small village of Nyråd.
📍 Nyraad Hovedgade 50, 4760 Vordingborg
Tøvelde Shelterplads (Mønhytten)
Tøvelde Shelterplads (Mønhytten) on Tøveldevej on Møn is a municipal shelter site with two shelters, a firewood hut, fire pits with grills, a composting toilet, drinking water, and picnic benches. The site is managed by private caretakers and has 16 pitches. See moenhytten.dk for booking and practical information.
📍 Tøveldevej, 4780 Stege
Tulipanfestival på Gavnø Slot
Gavnø Castle near Næstved hosts a tulip festival every spring, when the park is adorned with hundreds of thousands of tulips in the castle grounds. See gavnoe.dk for current dates, prices and programme.
📍 Gavnø Slot, Gavnø 2, 4700 Næstved
Tystrup Sø — Frederikskilde Strand
By Tystrup Sø lies a developed bathing beach in one of the natural areas many consider among Zealand's most beautiful. The lake forms part of the protected Tystrup-Bavelse area, which was inaugurated in 1964 as Denmark's first nature park. The beach is around 150 metres long with fine sand on both the beach and lake bed, and the water depth increases gradually — well suited to families with children. Picnic tables and benches as well as grilling facilities are available on the adjoining grassy area. Wheelchair-accessible route from the car park at Kongskilde Naturcenter (Skælskørvej 34, 4180 Sorø).
📍 Skælskørvej 23A, 4180 Sorø
Udsigtspunkt ved Grønhøj Kiosken
Grønhøj Kiosken is a roadside eatery located at the top of the hill on Vordingborg Landevej, just south of Vester Egesborg between Næstved and Vordingborg. The kiosk has been at the location for many years and is a well-known stop for the many motorists who pass daily on the country road. From the kiosk there is a fantastic view over Dybsø Fjord. In 2013, the original 1995 building was demolished and replaced by a new, larger building with more space for both guests and staff.
📍 Vordingborg Landevej 29, 4700 Næstved
Ulvshale Strand
At the north-western tip of Møn, the Ulvshale peninsula stretches out into the sea with one of the island's most beautiful and unspoilt beaches. Ulvshale Strand runs along the eastern side of the peninsula and offers kilometres of fine, white sand edged by a large dune landscape. The beach has shallow, calm water that makes it particularly child-friendly, holds the Blue Flag for good bathing water quality, and an accessible path ensures entry for everyone — it has even previously received a European award as one of Europe's best bathing beaches. When the wind blows in from the east, lucky beach visitors may find amber washed up in the sand. The peninsula itself is a piece of geological history: Ulvshale was formed from material from Møns Klint, where the sea eroded the flint, carried it westward and deposited it in parallel beach ridges. The beach borders Ulvshale Skov, a rare natural forest with walking trails, and the entire area is part of Naturnationalpark Ulvshale — a 380-hectare mosaic of forest, heath, meadow, scrub and dune, most of which has never been cultivated. The area is recognised through Natura 2000, Ramsar, Bioshere Møn and Dark Sky, and from the nearby bird towers you can observe the rich birdlife on the coastal meadows towards the small island of Nyord. For nature lovers, families with children, hikers and kayakers, Ulvshale Strand is a rarely undisturbed haven.
📍 Ulvshalevej, 4780 Stege
Undervandssti ved Kalvehave Havn
At Kalvehave Harbour there is an underwater trail guiding snorkellers and divers through a varied marine environment east of the harbour. The trail is marked with red buoys and information signs on the seabed, leading over sandy bottom, stone reefs, eelgrass beds and through kelp forest. Along the way you may encounter seals, discover a wreck and observe gobies, pipefish, flatfish and viviparous blennies. Ideal for beginners and children; sheltered from currents, weather and wind. Established in collaboration with Blå Eventyr.
📍 Kalvehave Havnevej 26, 4771 Kalvehave
Vallø Slotskro
Vallø Slotskro near Vallø Castle serves classic Danish and French cuisine using local produce, alongside a wine list. The inn is located close to the castle moat and also offers accommodation. See valloslotskro.dk for current opening hours, menu and reservations.
📍 Slotsgade 1, 4600 Køge
Vålse Vesterskov
Vålse Vesterskov lies in the northwestern-most corner of Falster facing the Småland Sea and belongs to Orenæs Estate. The mixed deciduous forest with adjoining coastal meadows offers rich birdlife, spring-flowering anemones and violets, and a tranquil natural area where you mostly hear nature's own sounds. In the forest lie the two megalithic graves Store and Lille Bondekirke from the Stone Age, and the site is associated with the legend of Horsjageren ("the Horse Hunter") — an eerie figure said by tradition to haunt precisely these dolmens. The forest is privately owned, but access is possible via paths and roads, and a roughly 5.5 km hiking route leads through the forest and along the beach.
📍 Vålse Vesterskovvej, 4840 Nørre Alslev
Vemmetofte Præstegård
Vemmetofte Præstegård is a historic building situated directly opposite Vemmetofte Monastery. The retreat has recently opened after careful restoration. It offers a unique opportunity to stay at the heart of the elegant and idyllic Vemmetofte estate. The setting is peaceful — with only the sounds of nature and the half-hourly chimes of the monastery bell. See vemme.dk for booking and information.
📍 Klostervej 2, 4640 Faxe
Vemmetofte Strand
Vemmetofte Strand is a child-friendly sandy beach near Faxe, set in an area characterised by large beech forest areas. The beach lies adjacent to Vemmetofte Strand Camping, which also has a kiosk, and it is only around 100 metres from the campsite to the bathing beach, which has a bathing pier. The woodland surroundings offer many walking and cycling routes, and Stevns Klint and Faxe Kalkbrud are both a short distance away. A peaceful beach area where forest meets sea.
📍 Ny Strandskov 1 4640 Faxe
Vesterhave Strand
Vesterhave Strand lies west of Karrebæksminde and Enø Strand, facing Karrebæksminde Bay. It is a peaceful, scenic beach with fine sand, and because it is a little off the beaten track it is a good choice when you want to avoid the largest crowds. You can park at the pier, at the drying rack area or at Enø Strand, from where toilets are also accessible. An ideal spot for a relaxed swim and a stroll along the water.
📍 Vesterhavevej, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Villa & Vejbod på Svinningegaard
Villa & Vejbod is an antiques and second-hand shop on the farm Svinningegaard in the countryside outside Vordingborg. The shop is the physical version of the webshop villavejbod.dk and holds a wide selection of antiques, curios, quality second-hand items and art, as well as a section with curated vintage clothing. The shop is normally open Fridays and Saturdays and in connection with events on the farm. Svinningegaard hosts several recurring events throughout the year, including a Christmas market, an English garden market and flea markets, when the farmyard fills with stalls. As opening hours may vary, it is recommended to check current times on the shop's website before visiting.
📍 Fogedgårdsvej 14, 4760 Vordingborg
Villa Gallina
Villa Gallina is a restaurant located in the middle of Hesede Skov in South Zealand, in the scenic manor landscape surrounding Gisselfeld Kloster, to which the property belongs. The restaurant is counted among Denmark's most beautifully situated, idyllically placed by a small forest lake with views of both woodland and water. The building is a two-storey half-timbered house, built in 1852 as a refreshment stop and inn that at the time served the area's residents and travellers on the old country road between Næstved and Copenhagen. The building displays the distinctive architecture and woodwork characteristic of the houses on Gisselfeld's lands. Today Villa Gallina operates as an à la carte and private dining restaurant with a large terrace overlooking the lake and is a popular destination for day trips.
📍 Villa Gallinavej 3, 4690 Haslev
Villa Hesnæs
Villa Hesnæs is a family-run bed and breakfast on northeast Falster, overlooking the Baltic Sea from a peaceful coastal village. The beautiful villa from 1897 — designed by architect Gotfred Tvede for Det Classenske Fideicommis — served originally as a forest ranger's residence and, after two years of careful renovation, has reopened as an intimate guesthouse with eight rooms, a sauna, and panoramic sea views. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available, and the atmosphere combines modern comfort with the timeless tranquillity of Falster's coastal nature.
📍 Bagerste Vej 12, Hesnæs
Villa Huno Glamping og Hotel
Villa Huno near Huno Sø close to Møns Klint offers two types of accommodation: eight hotel apartments in Nordic minimalist style with views over Huno Sø, and — during the summer season — glamping tents accommodating 2-4 people. The hotel apartments have their own kitchen and bathroom, and some have two bedrooms. The glamping tents are equipped with cooking equipment, lounge furniture, duvets and bed linen; selected tents have a wood-burning stove, and breakfast is included. The site also has the restaurant Koral x Villa Huno overlooking the lake, plus a shared lounge with kitchen and fireplace area. The property is situated in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Southern Denmark, about one kilometre from Møns Klint. See villahuno.com for booking and prices.
📍 Klintevej 544, 4791 Borre
Vinhuset Møn
Vinhuset Møn is a wine shop centrally situated on Storegade in Stege. The shop stocks wines imported directly from France, Italy and Portugal, as well as spirits, delicacies and local produce. In summer, outdoor seating in front of the shop lets guests enjoy a glass of wine amid the street life of Storegade. Regular themed wine tastings are held throughout the year.
📍 Storegade 46A, 4780 Stege
Vordingborg Festuge
Vordingborg Festuge is six days of concerts from Monday to Saturday in week 28. The festival has free entry, so everyone regardless of income can experience major concerts. You support the festival by buying food and drinks at the festival venue. The festival is VAT-exempt, and the surplus is distributed to local associations in the municipality. Event: Vordingborg Festuge. Six days of concerts and free entry.
📍 Vordingborg, 4760 Vordingborg
Vordingborg Teater og Kulturhus
Vordingborg Teater og Kulturhus on Chr. Richardtsvej is Vordingborg's main cultural venue, staging theatre performances, concerts and other cultural events. The house features both professional and amateur performers. See vordingborg.dk for the current programme and tickets.
📍 Chr. Richardtsvej 43, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Whitsun
Whitsun is an annual cultural festival at Christianssæde Gods near Søllested in Lolland, featuring music, food and community in historic surroundings. The event is held at Whitsun (May/June). Check the venue's own channels for current dates and programme.
📍 Christianssæde, 4920 Søllested
