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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
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
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
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
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
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
