This is amazing Safari Park, good for kids, adults and elderly alike. You can save money to buy tickets online in advance. Dinosaurs 🦕 🦖 park is the best. You would be lucky to spot the 🦁 and 🐅 if you wait and have patience

We spent 2 nights in the cabin-tents with a big veranda overlooking the savanna with giraffes. It was magical. Once the park closed for visitors and cars, we just sat for hours watching the animals roaming around freely. They were fed outside the huts, so we got to see them really close. We ordered both a breakfast and lunch box, and there arrived plenty of food of good quality. Before dinnertime, some really entertaining guides arrives outside the huts to answer question and tell the lodgers about the animals. We fell asleep with the sounds of nature, we heard the wolves howling, monkies shrieking and the pheasants clucking. Bring a sweater and some warm socks, the tents get quite cold at night. The duvets are warm and there are plenty of blankets. The fossiled dinosaurs in the Evolution Museum was a great surprise. Later the same day we visited the dinosaur park, where there are animated dinos with sound, in the dusk, it was really well made and very realistic and really tied the whole experience. Very highly recommended to stay a couple of nights and really get to experience everything in peace, get to watch the animals live. We also got to pet ponies, goats and lamas. I dislike zoos and always feel bad for the animals, but in this park, they clearly have a lot of passion for the animals, and let them live with a lot of space and love.

Super nice place! Fun for the family and you can easily spend the whole day there. But important notice - during week day only Mombasa restaurant is open! The other one (Flinthuset) works only in weekends. You can also bring your own food&drinks. Totally recommend!

Knuthenborg Safari Park is unique because of its wonderful location! We have been here several times before, when our children were small. This time we stayed overnight, in a tent by the elephant enclosure. It is indescribable to sit on the veranda in the morning and see the elephants grazing in the morning mist. The tent is very comfortable, equipped with a shower and Weber electric grill, and we slept fantastically well. It is a great experience to walk through the park almost alone in the evening. All in all, a great experience and a lot of fun!

We go every year with our children and it is a nice place to spend a day. Nothing has changed since the first time we visited (6y ago) but still you can kill a day with family. Same animals, same shop, same food same same same. The Tigers and Lions are never there. It's kinda losing its charm. A bit pricey lately 😕

It was so much more than I expected! I went with my kids 2 and 4 and they had so much fun. The Park is very well planned, we started our tour at 11am and finished at around 4.45pm. We didn't see all the enclosures but it was so worth it! Kids are especially invigorated by the animals that they can pet and the Dinosaur exhibition is quite remarkable. We brought some snacks from home that we snacked on while on the drive through the park and finished at the Limpopo-land food court where we had some Burgers and Fries from the Mombasa Restaurant. The food was really good! The Burger and fries as simple and very delicious and reasonably priced. You can eat at the food court/terrace but it was quite windy when we went and we chose to have our meal in the car and it was no less delicious for that fact. 100% recommend! Bring some snacks, a camera and good walking shoes and ready to have fun.

Just wow! I never expected such a SAFARI in Denmark. You can drive around the grassland to see and touch(some of animals) animals with your own car and well made Dino robots in a life scale are bringing you to Jurassic period. The area is bit too small compare to the safari area but still very nice. There are also many spots where you can enjoy picnic. Bring your own food and drinks to enjoy the safari more and longer. Must go spot with your kids!

Knuthenborg has always been the place to go for our summer vacation in Denmark, and it never fails to entertain. Even now, when I'm 22 years old, i still tell my mom to drive to the horses or goats, so i can pet them. That's, of course, the most important part of the trip. Of course you also got more exotic animals, like monkeys, zebras, giraffes and of course the tigers, which area has gotten a significant upgrade. All in all, a wonderful place, where the animals look like they're treated well. I don't think there will ever be a day, where i won't recommend Knuthenborg Park.

Less than what I expected! The map you receive is useless, signals on the road are not clear at all! It was interesting to see Big Joe and the Dino’s garden! A day with no kids would be ideal, too much noise!

We spent the whole day in this park and it was simply amazing. It's perfect for kids, especially since you can get out of the car in several areas. You've got everything there from huge giraffes to tiny monkeys :} The playground is a huge bonus as well and we also very much liked the dinosaur area. 7 hours went by so quickly.

Definitely a great place to visit regardless of whether you bring kids with you or not. Plenty of scheduled events to watch during your visits and several participatory once as well.

It is quite interesting and well kept. It's a bit small though so in a few hours is done, luckily we got to see the knight tournament, which was around an hour so then it felt more worth the visit. I think we stayed in total around 3-4h taking into account that we had lumch there (there is a picnic area so you can bring your own sandwhiches, which is pretty good!)

This is a magical place. I visited it as a volunteer and got to live there for a whole week like in the Middle Ages. I enjoyed the stay from my heart. Lots of time to tell visitors about medieval baking and show my craft and equipment, including the period appropriate sleeping quarter. Even when there was a slight rain, the areal with its reconstructed buildings was alive with the other international re-enactors who had joined to spend the week there. Visit this place when you are in Denmark. Especially if there is an event with many volunteers. And if you do, don't just walk through the village between the shooting of the trebuchet and the tourney. Go everywhere, try out the small ways, look in windows and doors and ask everyone you meet. All the "medieval" people there have interesting things to tell. They might even let you try out stuff. With children the Center can be a marvellous adventure if you go exploring.

amazing place! this is one of those living museums. plus they fire the trebuchet too

Really fun place, loved the re-enactments. Sometimes it hard to follow what is happening when you don't speak Danish.

This is a fantastic place to visit for both adults and children, for people who are interested in history, or people who just want a fun experience. They have activities that children will like (knights jousting, anyone?!). The people working there are extremely knowledgeable and friendly, and the cottages are open to the public. They make bread, shoes, wooden bowls, rope, pewter pins, they're dying yarn using period material and methods, etc You can try archery, watch a period trebuchet sling a huge stone out in the bay (a few people in the audience will be picked out to help), there's a turney with brave knights, and there's a "medieval playground" for the kids. Just check the website for the program of the day, as it seems like some activities are cut on Sunday and Monday. The shop sell honey from their own bees, an assortment of medieval items like mustard, mjød, replicas of old jewelry, sewing needles, bone needles. They also offer toy swords and shields, period inspired dress up clothes for children, informative books, and some t-shirts with their logo on (they were pretty nice!), and also wool yarn dyed at the village by the dying mistress, using plants grown in the village gardens. I'm unfortunately taking a star off for the curiously bad meny at the small (modern) café. They don't even have a regular pølse, which we found a bit strange. It would have been both simpler and tastier than what we got. We paid 95 Danish krone (~15 USD) for a small dish of bean mash, a dry bread slice, half a sliced sausage and some fries.

Really good experience. 3rd time I been here first time a weekend. First time I visited was back in 2002 then in 2013. For every time there more and more content. The weekend we were there they had an international craftsmens group doing old crafts. Dressed out in medieval clothes. The trebuchet shoot off and knights tournament were also very good. We were two adults and had enough to do for 3h+. Bring your own food. The restaurant is currently closed and the cafeteria has a very limited selection and expensive prices

Incredible place to visit. Must see! Come early to see it all: the trebuched shooting and the knight tournament! All is so well presented you feel the history alive around you. A very child-friendly place. I'll cherish this day there always.

Lovely time pocket! Experience actors reliving the middle ages, with shopping street, animal farm, archery, primitive constructions for heavy duty lifting, how to lift water, Knights tournament and much more. Even the lunch area offers entertainment for the smallest family members and traditional middle age dishes besides the regular dishes you would expect of such a place. We went there when they opened (no queue) and left when they closed. Family with 2 kids aged 1+5. We will definitely come back next time we are in the area 😊 very nice entertainment without chasing thrill rides in a theme park.

A cool place to visit ! You have some shows that are interesting to see and then you can wander around to see the different shops and activities.

Nice place to visit, especially with kids. A lot things to explore about the middel age. If you want to have further information about something there were always some dressed up people willing to help and explain.

A nice piece of art in this part of Lolland. It is now 2023 and it is not finished. Some pillars are not carved yet. You park in the area of the Kragenoes Harbour or in the street leading to it. You start your walk in the forest and walk approximately 15 min. There is some music at the Dodekalitten generated by a computer program. It does this from weather/light inputs. There is also a special parking spot for handicapped people. It is close by.

Absolutely worth a visit. A Lolland answer to Stone henge. A very nice walk through the Forrest that then opens up to the grand view of fields on both sides, water to the left and the figures in the distance. The figures a breathtaking. Enormous 8-12 m tall and very impressive. It’s well worth the drive :)

Quite far away from Copenhagen city, it’s more than 2 hrs drive. Walk through a path within a forest, when out of the forest, will be able to see. Walk for another long path to the destination, can hear the music. Very strong wind when we were there. Nice place to visit, moreover is free . Please note that it’s not permanent .

It is definitely an interesting place to visit. The parking is near the town so you have a small and relaxing walk in the forest before arriving there. The music played by the AI is really surprising because it creates a real atmosphere around the statues.

Atmospheric and mystical. This longtime art project gave something more then just the scenic pictures. Go there on a swell summer day and embrace it with all your senses.

One of the most magical places in Denmark. Please make sure you have time for here, especially if you like Science Fiction.

Such an amazing place to visit. It brings a tear to my eye seeing the care and attention the Danish place on public open space. Even bus stops are amazing in Denmark. Pride in place taken to another level with this interactive mega sculpture.

Combination of Beautiful arts and nature. Impressing music and breathtaking scenery. Highly recommend to visit with family.

Funny place. Far away but worth while to visit. Can be a cold experience as you are close to the sea. The walk up there is nice and you don't realize how magnificent these sculptures are before you have been there. Question is not how did they get there but why🤣 In the middle of the 11 sculptures (nr. 12 is on its way I presume) you are enjoying music. Different sounds and tunes which is very soothing to your soul. All in all, I'm still wondering about the story behind each face. So many expressions. Bring your lunch and enjoy there or go to the local Cafe at the Harbour. This was an excellent day with my dear family.

Pretty place with amazing structures and scenery. There are 11 stones and one yet to be placed. They all play some kind of sound and have a story about them. There are brochures at the place so if you want to visit pick one up and read it. You can sit on some smaller stones and there's a shop nearby with souvenirs. It can be a little boring for children but there is a marina nearby where there is ice-cream and bathing areas.

Nice quiet environment. Different sort of place to visit but really nice. Amazing views of the surrounding countryside and coastline.

A great place to go and sit and enjoy the soundscapes that are created using sunrise and sunset.

Maribo Cathedral is a delightful gem set in picturesque surroundings, reminiscent of an old street next to a serene lake. Its interior is equally stunning, making it a perfect backdrop for special occasions like weddings. We captured timeless photos here after our wedding, and it was simply perfect.

Leuk om bezocht te hebben. Ze waren het orgel aan het stemmen, waardoor we maar een korte tijd binnen zijn geweest. Het was een onaangenaam geluid. (Translated by Google) Nice to have visited. They were tuning the organ, so we were only inside for a short time. It was an unpleasant sound.

A lovely old cathedral in beautiful surroundings, like an old street, a small lake and a nice cemetery. The inside is also very beautiful.

Impressive!

Beautiful church. With lush, beautiful and quiet surroundings 🙏🏼

Smallest cathedral in Denmark, but it is probably the most beautiful location of them all.

Always like coming here. Am not the least bit religious. But it is a cool place to stop by. Was waiting for a friends daughters confirmation. I had to shoot some pics. Will dig out some pics of this church later on.

It's an OK place... nature surrounding the church was better than the church I think

Maribo Cathedral was established as the first Birgitte Convent outside Vadstena, Sweden in 1416. Monks and religious sisters together lived under an Abbess like the primitive Christian community under Mother Mary. Abbess became a representative of Mother Mary and they lived in separate quarters on both sides of the Church. Now only the foundation of the convent remains. The Cathedral is now the seat of the Lutheran bishop of Maribo. The beautiful altar and the preaching place are very well decorated. The cemetery is close by as well the Maribo lake adding a space of silence and beauty.

Maribo Cathedral (Danish: Maribo Domkirke) is a Gothic cathedral church in Maribo on the island of Lolland in the southeast of Denmark. It was originally part of Maribo Abbey which was founded in the early 15th century. The chancel, the oldest section of the cathedral, probably dates from 1416. The plan of the church is unusual in that the chancel is at the west end of the building rather than the east as a result of the design instructions left by Saint Bridget. Maribo church was originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary and to Saint Bridget of Vadstena (1303–1373) founder of the Bridgettine order of nuns and monks. The church was built in the village of Skimminge (later renamed Maribo) in the early 15th century. It was Queen Margrethe I who provided land for a monastery to be built there, encouraged by her childhood tutor, Märta (1319-1371), who was St. Bridget's daughter. In 1418, in connection with recognition of the monastery, the pope decreed that the town should be renamed the community of Mary (Habitaculum Mariae) leading to the adoption of Danish Marienbo, later Maribo.A note from the journal of Vadstena Abbey, the mother church, states that monks left to found a monastery in Skimminge in 1416. After the Reformation in 1536, the monastery continued to exist but in 1556 was converted into a Protestant convent for young ladies. When the town's main church burnt down in 1596, the convent church became the parish church of Maribo. After the convent was finally demolished in 1621, ownership of the church was transferred to the town. From 1803, with the establishment of the Lolland-Falster diocese, the church was usually referred to as a cathedral but it was only in 1924 that it officially received the status of cathedral (domkirke). The Baroque altarpiece (1641) carved in the auricular style is the work of sculptor Henrik Werner (ca. 1636–ca. 1669) from northern Germany. The central panel, flanked by columns, depicts the Last Supper. Below Christ can be seen in the Garden of Gethsemane and, above, at the Resurrection. Figures of the four Evangelists are also presented. The baptismal font is of sandstone and dates from 1777. The Late-Renaissance pulpit (1606) has five arcaded panels with the Evangelists and the figure of Christ. The figure of Christ on the chancel arch crucifix is from the late 15th century although the cross itself is recent. The font is centred on the church's oldest font from the early 17th century. The figures of the Evangelists are presented in relief. It was renovated in 1777. The Augustinian Altar from the late 15th century depicting Saint Augustine in pontifical attire flanked by paintings of the Holy Trinity, Pope Gregory's mass, the Annunciation and Saint Anne. Of particular note is the Bridget Altar (Birgitta Alter) from the late 15th century with a painting of a woman in flowing clothes, thought either to be St. Bridgit or the Virgin Mary. Housed in a cupboard with two doors, it is said to be the oldest painting on canvas in Scandinavia.

I could describe it in two words: "third world" when it comes to the common room or waiting room...

(Translated by Google) Bird flight line landing stage in Rödby for the crossing to Puttgarten (Original) Anlegestelle der Vogelfluglinie in Rödby zur Überfahrt nach Puttgarten

(Translated by Google) They trick you on the ticket so you don't get your money back later. Not a good experience, they blame the customer. (Original) Dom lurar en på biljetten så man får inte tillbaka pengar sen . Ingen bra upplevelse dom skyller på kunden.

(Translated by Google) super drove just about bor (Original) super kørte lige om bor

Lovely port, good sanitation, top views to the shore side and the seaside. Nice place! (But you better stay off the "city", uncommonly ugly and rotten place for danish proportions) Slight disadvantage: Waste water disposal and fresh water bunkering is possible but inconvenient - for takers and passers since it is that narrowly positioned.

Amazing place to visit! Very peaceful here!

Lovely harbor, surrounded by a nice small city with 1500 citizens. Beautiful nature and beach.

The best place I visited whiles holidaying in Marilyst. And this feeling I didn’t get from a person providing service but from the calmness of the water. Oh Lord! Peaceful, serene and just beautiful. Just standing at the port offers soo much healing ❤️‍🩹. The cons was,they had no shops to buy articles from but maybe this is to keep the peace.

Very cosy harbor, with a view over Aalholm castle, whicts are being renovated for the moment. A very nice grill and icecreme hause, and 2 restaurant.

Small cosy harbour with the best beaches on Lolland. Water is clear and clean with an average temperature of 20* ( July 2021 ) . There are some restaurants some open some not. Not fancy food ,but you'll surely survive . You can get a meal for close to 10 euros . All in all nice harbour and a good place to relax for a day or two.

Leuke kleine haven met diverse picknick bankjes. In de zomer ook havenfeest met veel mooie zeilboten en schouw. Erg gezellig! (Translated by Google) Nice little harbor with several picnic benches. In the summer there is also a harbor party with many beautiful sailing boats and a chimney. Very cosy!

A little disappointing, I thought this would be an original preserved village but all the buildings were moved from elsewhere. Some of the information is available in English. In some places, it is too dark to read the info (although I appreciate that the original buildings would be dark!)

It's a well preserved piece of culture. The houses are kept just as they were, and it is fascinating to look at how things used to be. There's several closely clustered houses such as the smithy, the forester's house and they contain old furniture and relics such as pots, doll houses, weaving machines and tools. There are also several spots with old Danish games that are fun for adults and kids alike. The place also has the oldest wind mill in Denmark (the post being 426 years old) which is magnificent to look at. All in all, it's worth a quick visit when in Lolland.

Mooi openucht museum aan de rand van Maribo, die het leven uit vroegere tijden op het Deense eiland Lolland laat zien: o.a. mooie vakwerkhuizen, een grote boerderij en informatie over de storm uit de 19e eeuw. Niet zo heel groot, in een uurtje ben je wel klaar. De dame achter de kassa was erg kort van stof... (Translated by Google) Beautiful open-air museum on the outskirts of Maribo, which shows life from earlier times on the Danish island of Lolland: including beautiful half-timbered houses, a large farm and information about the storm from the 19th century. Not that big, you can be done in an hour. The lady behind the counter was very short-tempered...

My visit was when they did a Halloween event - The Darkest Night / Den Mørkeste Nat. They did a great job to capture the spirit of All Hallow's Eve, while also adding historical value to the experience.

Interesting place, tells the story of how people used to live. The buildings are authentic. Entrance price I very reasonable. It's allowed to bring your own food and drinks, there are benches and tables around the area of the museum. The museum is very child friendly, but there isn't s lot for the youngest children to watch og play with.

Openlucht museum, prachtige plek. Echt een kijkje in het verleden. (Translated by Google) Open air museum, beautiful place. A real look into the past.

Such a fun museum, definitely worth visiting! Take the train there. It's a fun historical museum that reminds you why you should appreciate your electricity and free flowing water 😉

That was a nice ride with the old train. We came by boat and stayed at Bandholm harbor. As it was Sunday, we took the train to Maribo and returned with the bus which was free of charge. Our 4 year old daughter enjoyed the ride, too ;).

Old train

Nice and cosy museum that takes you back in time to when trains weren't as hightech as they are today.

Super

I love it. And the people of the railway-Crew love it too.

Beautiful railroad with original station and a cute little collection.

ok

(Translated by Google) Small but ok, I did not expect more either. (Original) Lille men ok, jeg havde dog heller ikke forventet mere.

Waisting of time and money as well

(Translated by Google) Small but cozy and an exciting experience of how a room becomes something big and global🤗 (Original) Lille men hyggeligt og en spændende oplevelse om hvordan et lokal bliver til noget stor og global🤗

(Translated by Google) First time I was there. Had my grandson with me. It was a fantastic experience. And see how they had brewed the model. Right from the time the beets come in until the finest white gold is in the silo. Was lucky to meet a man who has worked at the factory for 46 years who had also helped build the model. He told many interesting things. Thank you for a good experience. (Original) Første gang jeg var der. Havde mit barnebarn med. Det var en fantastisk oplevelse. Og se hvordan de havde brygget modellen. Lige fra roerne kommer ind til det fineste hvide guld ligger i siloen. Var heldig at møde en mand som har arbejdet på fabrikken i 46 år som også havde været med til at bygge modellen. Han fortalte mange spændende ting. Tak for en god oplevelse.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. Definitely worth a visit. The couple gave us a wonderful tour of the exhibition. In Danish, English and broken German. (Original) Sehr schönes Museum. Aus jeden Fall ein Besuch wert. Das Ehepaar hat uns wunderbar durch die Ausstellung geführt. In dänisch, englisch und gebrochen deutsch.

(Translated by Google) Nice, small museum for about 1 hour of time about the production of sugar and the local history. The staff is very friendly, the exhibits are a bit old. The price seems reasonable for what is offered. (Original) Nettes, kleines Museum für ca. 1h Zeitvertreib über die Herstellung von Zucker und die lokale Geschichte dazu. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich, die Exponate sind etwas in die Jahre gekommen. Der Preis scheint angemessen für das Gebotene.

(Translated by Google) It is exciting to see from the field to sugar in bags (Original) Det er spændende, at se fra mark til sukker i poser

(Translated by Google) Was in doubt as to whether you were in the right place, had to climb a long flight of stairs that might as well have led up to a dentist. The exhibition is nice, but lacks context and explanations. (Original) Var i tvivl om man var det rigtige sted, skulle op af en lang trappe, der ligeså godt kunne have ført op til en tandlæge. Udstillingen er fin, men mangler sammenhæng og forklaringer.

(Translated by Google) A pleasant and exciting visit. You could read about the call girls who came to Lolland from Poland. A film was shown about how sugar is made. (Original) Et hyggeligt og spændende besøg. Man kunne læse om roepigerne, der kom til Lolland fra Polen. Der blev vist film om hvordan sukker bliver til.

(Translated by Google) Nice little museum with committed coast guards. Talked about sugar production and the Sugar Peak. Well worth a visit... (Original) Dejligt lille museum med engagerede kustoder. Fortalte om sukkerproduktion og om Sukkertoppen. Skønt ... et besøg værd.

Maribo Cathedral is a delightful gem set in picturesque surroundings, reminiscent of an old street next to a serene lake. Its interior is equally stunning, making it a perfect backdrop for special occasions like weddings. We captured timeless photos here after our wedding, and it was simply perfect.

Leuk om bezocht te hebben. Ze waren het orgel aan het stemmen, waardoor we maar een korte tijd binnen zijn geweest. Het was een onaangenaam geluid. (Translated by Google) Nice to have visited. They were tuning the organ, so we were only inside for a short time. It was an unpleasant sound.

A lovely old cathedral in beautiful surroundings, like an old street, a small lake and a nice cemetery. The inside is also very beautiful.

Impressive!

Beautiful church. With lush, beautiful and quiet surroundings 🙏🏼

Smallest cathedral in Denmark, but it is probably the most beautiful location of them all.

Always like coming here. Am not the least bit religious. But it is a cool place to stop by. Was waiting for a friends daughters confirmation. I had to shoot some pics. Will dig out some pics of this church later on.

It's an OK place... nature surrounding the church was better than the church I think

Maribo Cathedral was established as the first Birgitte Convent outside Vadstena, Sweden in 1416. Monks and religious sisters together lived under an Abbess like the primitive Christian community under Mother Mary. Abbess became a representative of Mother Mary and they lived in separate quarters on both sides of the Church. Now only the foundation of the convent remains. The Cathedral is now the seat of the Lutheran bishop of Maribo. The beautiful altar and the preaching place are very well decorated. The cemetery is close by as well the Maribo lake adding a space of silence and beauty.

Maribo Cathedral (Danish: Maribo Domkirke) is a Gothic cathedral church in Maribo on the island of Lolland in the southeast of Denmark. It was originally part of Maribo Abbey which was founded in the early 15th century. The chancel, the oldest section of the cathedral, probably dates from 1416. The plan of the church is unusual in that the chancel is at the west end of the building rather than the east as a result of the design instructions left by Saint Bridget. Maribo church was originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary and to Saint Bridget of Vadstena (1303–1373) founder of the Bridgettine order of nuns and monks. The church was built in the village of Skimminge (later renamed Maribo) in the early 15th century. It was Queen Margrethe I who provided land for a monastery to be built there, encouraged by her childhood tutor, Märta (1319-1371), who was St. Bridget's daughter. In 1418, in connection with recognition of the monastery, the pope decreed that the town should be renamed the community of Mary (Habitaculum Mariae) leading to the adoption of Danish Marienbo, later Maribo.A note from the journal of Vadstena Abbey, the mother church, states that monks left to found a monastery in Skimminge in 1416. After the Reformation in 1536, the monastery continued to exist but in 1556 was converted into a Protestant convent for young ladies. When the town's main church burnt down in 1596, the convent church became the parish church of Maribo. After the convent was finally demolished in 1621, ownership of the church was transferred to the town. From 1803, with the establishment of the Lolland-Falster diocese, the church was usually referred to as a cathedral but it was only in 1924 that it officially received the status of cathedral (domkirke). The Baroque altarpiece (1641) carved in the auricular style is the work of sculptor Henrik Werner (ca. 1636–ca. 1669) from northern Germany. The central panel, flanked by columns, depicts the Last Supper. Below Christ can be seen in the Garden of Gethsemane and, above, at the Resurrection. Figures of the four Evangelists are also presented. The baptismal font is of sandstone and dates from 1777. The Late-Renaissance pulpit (1606) has five arcaded panels with the Evangelists and the figure of Christ. The figure of Christ on the chancel arch crucifix is from the late 15th century although the cross itself is recent. The font is centred on the church's oldest font from the early 17th century. The figures of the Evangelists are presented in relief. It was renovated in 1777. The Augustinian Altar from the late 15th century depicting Saint Augustine in pontifical attire flanked by paintings of the Holy Trinity, Pope Gregory's mass, the Annunciation and Saint Anne. Of particular note is the Bridget Altar (Birgitta Alter) from the late 15th century with a painting of a woman in flowing clothes, thought either to be St. Bridgit or the Virgin Mary. Housed in a cupboard with two doors, it is said to be the oldest painting on canvas in Scandinavia.

Very nice big botanic garden with a lot of different plants. The best time for a visit here must be may. Now in June many of the flowers finished their best time.

We really enjoyed this hidden gem. Very big garden with lots of beautiful plants and flowers

Prachtige en hele grote modeltreinen met vele verschillende bomen planten en bloemen in bloei, mooie vijverpartijen (Translated by Google) Beautiful and very large model trains with many different trees and flowers in bloom, beautiful ponds

A lovely quiet garden with great variety of plants. The new garden seems to be very good.

Scenic place. Good variety of flowers.

Nice garden

(Translated by Google) Fantastic garden. The old garden with lots of small birds in the large and rare trees. A little squirrel jumped from tree to tree. Water hole with many green frogs. And the large new garden, with benches you can rest on while enjoying the well-kept garden. (Original) Fantastisk have. Den gamle have med masser af småfugle i de store, og sjældne træer. Et lille egern hoppede fra træ til træ. Vandhul med mange grønne frøer. Og den store nye have, med bænke, man kan hvile på, mens man nyder den velplejede have.

Beautiful place but dont expect to spent multiple hours here. The whole park can be completed in a 30 minute walk.

Super

It sucks

Ok

(Translated by Google) It was a slightly disappointing experience, perhaps because of the time of year, only trees, no flowers (Original) Det var en lidt skuffende oplevelse, måske pgr årstiden, kun træer, ingen blomster

(Translated by Google) Cozy little garden facility. The Kingdom of Orange is very cozy. (Original) Hyggelig lille haveanlæg. Orangeriget er vildt hyggeligt.

(Translated by Google) A lovely garden but only one of the gates was open. You cannot walk around the castle, it is private. (Original) En dejlig have men kun en af de portere var åbnet. Man kan ikke gå rundt ved slotten, den er private.

Great burger and almost perfect fries! This together with a beer and a great view over the harbour.

Tasty.

Nice place for hotdog softice and french fries.

I remember it since when i was very little. Greetings from Germany

Ice and dishes okay, nice location.

Super

(Translated by Google) Ordered a roast pork sandwich, French hot dog and toast. Roast pork sandwiches are not worth sinking your teeth into. French hot dog, soft bread and really bad sausage. Toast was the flattest thing I've tried. That's the view there for the stars. (Original) Bestilte en flæskestegs sandwich, fransk hotdog og toast. Flæskestegs sandwich er ikke værd at sætte tænderne i. Fransk hotdog, blødt brød og virkelig ringe pølse. Toast var noget det mest flade jeg har prøvet. Det er udsigten der for stjernerne.

(Translated by Google) A really great little quiet place. The glockenspiel is a really nice thing. We were in the harbor by boat. We didn't get bored during the week. The weather was varied and we had a small child with us. But there was enough for us to discover in the surrounding area. Beach, forest, zoo, playgrounds, restaurants... we'd love to come back soon. (Original) Ein echt toller kleiner ruhiger Ort. Das glockenspiel ist echt ne nette Sache. Wir waren mit dem Boot im Hafen. Uns ist die Woche nicht langweilig geworden. Das Wetter war vielseitig und wir hatten ein kleines Kind dabei. Aber im Umfeld gab es genug für uns zum entdecken. Strand, Wald, Zoo, Spielplätze, Restaurants ...... wir kommen gerne bald wieder.

(Translated by Google) Pretty sweet tune, every full hour (Original) Ganske sødt melodi, hver hele time

(Translated by Google) Nysted town hall. Absolutely unique carillon (Original) Nysted rådhus. Helt enestående klokkespil

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Smukt!

(Translated by Google) Chimes on the hour (Original) Glockenspiel zur vollen Stunde

(Translated by Google) It is a cozy place (Original) Det er et hyggelìgt sted

(Translated by Google) Unique (Original) Unik