Sehenswürdigkeiten auf Lolland

Lolland Essentials

Lolland features a diverse range of attractions from the free-roaming animals at Knuthenborg Safari Park to the living history of the Middelaldercentret. The island's landscape is marked by the Dodekalitten, a modern stone circle with integrated choral music, and the Fuglsang Art Museum. Cultural heritage is preserved in the Gothic architecture of Maribo Cathedral and the maritime exhibits in Nakskov. For recreation, Lalandia Aquadome offers one of Scandinavia's largest indoor water parks.

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Knuthenborg Safari

Vast natural park where the animals ranging from ostriches to rhinos are living loose and are surprisingly easy to encounter.

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Dodekalitten

Monumental art installation near Kragenæs featuring twelve granite pillars, each seven to nine meters tall with carved heads. The site incorporates a localized sound system playing continuous electro-acoustic choral music.

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Middelaldercentret

Middelaldercentret is an experimental living history archaeological open-air museum in Denmark, which depicts the Middle Ages in the…

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Maribo Cathedral

Maribo Cathedral is a Lutheran cathedral church built in the Gothic style in Maribo on the island of Lolland in the southeast of Denmark.

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Fuglsang Art Museum

Fuglsang Art Museum is an art museum set in rural surroundings in Guldborgsund Municipality on the island of Lolland in Denmark.

Håkan Dahlström / CC BY 2.0

Lalandia Aquadome

One of the largest indoor water parks in Scandinavia. Tropical atmosphere, fun and relaxation in one place.

Krenkerup

Historical estate and Renaissance-style manor house dating back to 1367. The site includes a traditional brewery producing award-winning beers and a taproom located in the former granary.

Nakskov Skibs- og Søfartsmuseum

Maritime museum located in the Nakskov harbor area. It documents the history of the local shipyard and shipping industry through models, photographs, and artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries.