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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in South Zealand, Zealand
Discover the best top things to do in South Zealand, Denmark including Arken Museum of Modern Art, Mons Klint, Cold War Museum Stevnsfort, Loch Ness, Nysted Havn, Stevns Klint, Roesnaes Naturskole, Rosnaes Fyr, De gamle Huse - Frilandsmuseet, Elmelunde Kirke.
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1. Arken Museum of Modern Art
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4.5 based on 438 reviews
Reviewed By Loulwa_Kaloyeros - Beirut, Lebanon
Walking from the train station to the museum is worth the journey itself! A very unpretentious building but certainly attractive. Built like a ship and features amazing artwork by Damien Hirst, Ai WeiWei amongst many others and the special exhibition by Patricia Piccinnini is a must. The museum itself is a delight with views across the sea. Do not miss the amazing store on the way out.
2. Mons Klint
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4.5 based on 639 reviews
Reviewed By mortenbp - Copenhagen, Denmark
An absolutely fantastic beautiful nature, good hiking conditions, as well as the opportunity to get down to the water's edge of the cliffs. Remember a little warmer clothes if you come outside the tourist season.
3. Cold War Museum Stevnsfort
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4.5 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By Kirstine1984 - Copenhagen, Denmark
We went here on a guided tour and had a super interesting and very educational visit to the frontlinie defense of NATO, located at Stevns in Denmark. The tour of the underground fortress was the highlight, and the guide introduced us to the facts and a handful of good stories. Definitively worth recommending!
4. Loch Ness
5. Nysted Havn
6. Stevns Klint
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4.5 based on 213 reviews
The cliff is a UNESCO World Heritage site and represents a dramatic chapter in the history of the earth. A thin layer of fish clay tells the story of how more than half of all animals and plant life became extinct as an asteroid struck earth 66 million years ago. Take the bike or car to Stevns Klint and explore the unique nature while on a refreshing hike. Walk along the beach and enjoy the sight of the cliff which towers 40 meters above sea level. At the top of cliff, Højerup Old Church hangs almost falling into the sea. From here you have a great view of the cliff and sea. Take the stairs to the top of Stevns Lighthouse and enjoy the panoramic view all the way to Sweden. Explore the underground tunnels deep within the Museum Stevnsfort, which during the Cold War served as a military facility keeping an eye on the Soviet Union. There are guided tours everyday from 1 june to 1 September at the Church. It costs 40 DKK to join.
Reviewed By InaMariaBarbara - Copenhagen, Denmark
The history of Stevns Klint, World heritage site, is i teresting. People have been exstracting limestone, chalk and flint from here for centuries. In antiquity, flint from Stevns was used to mere tools and weapons, and The chalk has been used to make paint. The limestone was building material. Stevns Klint is World heritage because of a dramatic accident. Between layers of chalk, you Can find a thin layer of fish clay. 66 million years ago an asteroide struck The planet in Mexico, andthe fish layer is a prof of that. Stevns klint is The Best place to see The dramatic layer. You Can fx. See it near Højerup Church.
7. Roesnaes Naturskole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Open grounds, garden with playground and farmanimals. Open exhibition / picknic stable, public toilet Café /Restaurant Edderfuglen. Open during summer season. Main building can be rented by groups. 30 beds. 8 bedrooms, Seating 60. Natureschool: Guided tours. Grassland ecology, geology, botany, firebellied frogs, black adders, mammals, cultural history
8. Rosnaes Fyr
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4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By lenemike - Roskilde, Denmark
There's an excellent 5 kilometre walk around the glacial moraines of the Røsnæs peninsular from the nature centre to the lighthouse. It takes a couple of hours, along the stony beaches, past woodlands, across some fields and around small lakes. At the lighthouse there's a little café, but it was closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. From the viewpoints you can see Samsø, northern Funen and Sejerø. The sky meets the sea with ships sliding past on their way through the Great Belt. An idyllic spot!
9. De gamle Huse - Frilandsmuseet
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Time travel to the 19th century The Open-Air Museum is situated in the middle of the scenic Maribo Lakes Nature Park. A little gem that provides experiences for both body and soul. Go back in time and feel the ambience. Visit the old half-timbered houses and discover what rural life was like in the old days. Walk through the small rooms with their low ceilings and peek behind the curtains of the beds. Take off your shoes, while inside the farmhouse and feel for yourself the different floors. Write on the blackboard in the school and enjoy the idyllic flora. Get up close and personal with the farmer, the laborer, the priest, the school teacher and the smith in the old houses, showing 300 years of building culture. There are ample opportunities to act out one’s inner child with several different old village games and activities.
10. Elmelunde Kirke
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4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Herstad - Copenhagen, Denmark
A very traditional Danish church with some absolutely amazing fresco's. The (new) organ is, on the other hand, ridiculous ugly and has no contextual link.
