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On the northern coast of Lolland at Kragenæs, an exciting artistic project is under construction. Sculptor Thomas Kadziola and composer Gunner Møller Pedersen will create a magnificent monument, consisting of 12 large stone figures of granite, which standing in a circle, daily electroacoustic music and song will flow out. This through a hidden loudspeaker system built into the huge stone figures. When this interesting monument is completed, you will have a very special experience when you stand in the middle of the circle. Work is still in progress, but some of the figures have already been set up and are already attracting many interested people.

Femø

The small island of Femø is located in the Småland waters north of Lolland, but belongs to the municipality of Lolland. The two largest towns are Nørreby and Sønderby. From the west side of the island it is possible to see the pylons of the Storebælt bridge, which is about 50 km away, and from the northern tip of the island it is possible to see the old Storstrøms bridge, which is about 30 km away.

Femø offers everything that is good for the soul and the body. Peace and quiet, but most importantly the opportunity to recharge your batteries. There are plenty of opportunities to explore the island by bike and there are lovely beaches with good swimming opportunities. There is also fishing, paddle boarding and surfing. Nature makes it an obvious choice to bring your camera, a unique chance to fill up your home archives with the idyllic scenes just waiting to be "shot" - so don't forget your camera.

Enjoy a walk along Pigmosevej down to the harbour, where there are refreshments and a good and cosy atmosphere among guests and sailors.

The open-air museum in Maribo

Take a trip to Denmark's third oldest open-air museum in Maribo. The museum consists of 13 reconstructed houses, dating from the end of the 17th century up to the beginning of the 20th century. Surrounded by woods in an area of outstanding natural beauty, it is a pleasure to walk among the old houses, such as the forge and the spray house. You can also see an old steam engine from Nysted Sawmill and a fascinating locomotive from 1872, which was used for ploughing. All around, a number of beautiful gardens have been laid out, such as a rose garden and a medicinal herb garden.

Knuthenborg Safari Park

Find a cheap self-drive holiday with Risskov and experience Northern Europe's largest safari and landscape park with over 1,000 wild animals from all four corners of the world. Drive on safari among rhinos and other dangerous animals and get closer than ever before. Experience some of the most interesting animal encounters you've ever seen in a zoo and take a ride on the monkey bus and get up close to the funny monkeys. As a new feature, the park now also offers fun and excitement in Limpoland with Europe's steepest waterslide and lots of exciting activities for both children and adults. Ideal for a driving holiday and with child-friendly hotels in the area, Knuthenborg Safaripark is one of the many experiences waiting.

Maribo Cathedral

Go on a cheap car holiday in Denmark and visit Maribo Cathedral, originally a Birgitine monastery church donated to the Grimstrup estate by Queen Margrethe I. The church was built during the 1400s, but didn't actually become a cathedral until 1803. Inside the church you can see Leonora Christine's grave, who lived in the old monastery south of the church.

Guldborgsund Zoo and The Botonical Garden

In the years up to 2016 Guldborgsund and The Botanical Garden underwent a major transformation as to renovation and establishment of completely new facilities. The park attaches great importance to the animal's opportunity to unfold their natural behavior while at the same time assuring that the guests can come up close to the animals. 

The Medieval Centre

Enjoy a cheap weekend break or mini break and discover a bit of Denmark. In Nykøbing Falster you will find the Medieval Centre, which offers experiences for the whole family. Come back in time and get an exciting insight into medieval life, with roaring cannons, jousting tournaments, market towns and much more. At the Medieval Centre you'll get a well-balanced mix of excitement, history and activities. It is therefore an ideal destination for a family holiday in Denmark.