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Næstved Golfbane

In Næstved, there are also plenty of opportunities for exercise. If you are a golf enthusiast, you can visit Næstved Golf Course. Here you can enjoy a round of golf in lovely surroundings right down to Karrebæk Fjord.

Zoopark

Do you like amazing animals and plenty of them? Then Zoopark in Næstved is a good bet!

There are animals for all tastes, but the white tiger, Elvis, is especially amazing!

For your information, Zoopark is closed during the winter months. Check the website zoopark.dk for information.

Næstved

Næstved is an exciting trading town in the south of Zealand. The town was a religious centre in the Middle Ages and several monasteries were built. Today the town's landmark is Sct. Peders Kirke, which was built in the late 1200s. Today, there are also many exciting shops in the town, including Næstved Storcenter, which has more than 60 stores.

Gavnø Castle

Discover Gavnø Castle and Castle Park. The beautiful castle and its surroundings are considered an important part of Denmark's cultural heritage. The grounds are more than 600 years old, and today they are a breathtaking adventure park for young and old alike. See the amazing castle from the inside, experience the sensory garden and be careful not to get lost in the beautiful rose labyrinth.

Rønnebæksholm

Just outside Næstved lies the beautiful old manor, Rønnebæksholm. The estate has played a central role over the years for different owners and different purposes. Since 1994 the estate has been owned by the municipality of Næstved. In 1999 Næstved City Council approved the statutes of the Independent Institution Rønnebæksholm Art and Culture Centre. Their task is now to organise cultural events and to purchase art and sculptures for the collection. The park is open to the public and concerts, exhibitions, guided tours and lectures are held in the main building all year round. The park has also hosted opera and theatre events.

Holsteinborg Castle

Holsteinborg Castle was built by the Trolle family and completed in 1651. Since 1707 it has been owned by the Holstein family. The very beautiful main building is surrounded by a moat and around the castle there is a large park with a beautiful view over Storebælt and the Småland Sea as well as the small islands Glænø and Ormø.

H.C. Andersen also visited Holsteinborg, and it was actually a total of 35 visits, and was a place he liked very much. "It was here that the sun shone in my heart", he wrote, and his good friendship with Count Ludvig Holstein and Countess Joachimine Holstein lasted until his death. There are guided tours for groups, including Holsteinborg Church and H.C. If you are interested in history and castles, then it is an obvious choice to spend your summer holiday or a mini holiday in South Zealand and visit this beautiful castle.

BonBon-Land

Go on a car holiday in Denmark and drive with the whole family to BonBon-Land near Holmegaard not far from Næstved. Here everyone in the family can have a fun day.

There are rides for every taste. Take a ride on the gulls, the dog sledge or whatever you're into, and you'll have a great time. In summer, Pelle the Pirate is open to unleash your inner water dog. Find child-friendly hotels at Risskov and enjoy a family self-drive holiday in Denmark.

Skælskør

There are rumours that Skælskør is one of the best kept secrets in the country. But after a visit to the cosy harbour town, there can be no doubt that Skælskør is certainly a gem, all of its own, in the West Zealand landscape. Skælskør is also known as the 'Sunshine City' with around 200 extra hours of sunshine a year. Among the locals, who number around 6,500 inhabitants, the town is also known as 'Skålskør'. The many well-preserved, old and quirky houses help to enhance the town's historical background. There are also plenty of opportunities for shopping in the many pottery shops and a visit to the cosy harbour, which is the centre of a number of cultural experiences, including the 'Kulturkajen', where there are exhibitions of arts and crafts and hobby and leisure activities. And how about a trip on board the Skælskør V, which is always ready to take its guests on a mini-cruise around the area and the surrounding islands.

Vesterhavegaarden Vineyard

Come and visit Vesterhavegaarden Winery, southeast of Næstved. Here you can be shown around the farm's extensive vineyard and apple orchard and hear about the wine's creation, after which you come down to the farm's cozy wine cellar, where you get an insight into the process. You'll also get to taste the stuff, of course. The winery also has a farm shop where you can buy exciting organic products.

Borreby Castle

Borreby Castle, one of Denmark’s oldest preserved Renaissance castles, offers visitors a unique blend of history and beauty. Built in the 1550s, its grand architecture and idyllic location make it a must-see. Explore the picturesque moat and gardens, wander through the historic courtyards, and admire the castle’s striking stonework. Literature lovers will be delighted to learn of the castle’s ties to Hans Christian Andersen, who found inspiration for several of his stories here.