Lolland

Island · 🇩🇰 Denmark

Population 59,456

Area 1,236 km²

Time zone Europe/Copenhagen

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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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Ancient Monuments

Lolland’s landscape preserves significant traces of Denmark's prehistoric and medieval history. This collection features Refshaleborg and Ravnsborg, medieval fortifications dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries, alongside Ålevad, a fortified farm once owned by the Bishop of Funen. The list also includes Højene, a vast complex of 43 Bronze Age burial mounds, and Høvængestenen, the island's largest glacial erratic deposited during the last ice age.

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Historic Churches

Lolland’s landscape is defined by its significant religious architecture, ranging from the 15th-century Gothic Maribo Cathedral to smaller medieval parish churches. The collection features diverse styles, including the late Romanesque Radsted Kirke, dating back to 1200, and the 14th-century Østofte Church. These sites showcase regional history through unique architectural elements, such as the towerless structure of Bursø Kirke and the 20th-century Neo-Romanesque red brickwork of Nøbbet Kirke.

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Outdoor Adventures

Lolland’s landscape features the Knuthenborg Safaripark, Northern Europe's largest safari park where animals roam freely. At Kragenæs, the Dodekalitten art installation combines twelve 7-meter-tall stone sculptures with electroacoustic music. The region is characterized by its coastal and lake-based rowing clubs in Maribo, Nakskov, and Nysted, alongside a network of primitive shelters and cycle-friendly campsites like Langø Cykelcamping and Polakkasernens Shelter.

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