Top reasons to visit Lolland-Falster

A magical circle of giant sculptures stand at the top of the Lollandian Alps, and are Lolland’s artistic landmark. Created by sculptor Thomas Kadziola, the giant stone pillars, complete with electronic music by Wayne Siegels, are an all-encompassing experience for the body and soul.

The art museum on the easternmost part of Lolland is distinguished by having a significant collection of art from around 1780 until today, as well as by its changing special exhibitions in beautiful s...

Classic Bandholm Badehotel is beautifully and idyllically located on the north coast of Lolland, overlooking the Småland Sea, close to Knuthenborg Safari Park.

The magnificent nature of the South Sea Islands is full of possibilities. There is room for action, but also immersion. Discover the unique nature parks and 600 km of coastline on foot, by bike or on the water!

Visit the winery at Frederiksdal Estate and experience the special atmosphere amongst the tapping barrels and beautiful bottles of award-winning cherry wine.

Meet the 5-meter-tall forest troll hiding among the scenic surroundings of Bangshave Forest in Maribo.

A zoo that bites – see crocodiles of all sizes, keep a python snake or greet monkeys and tree leopards.

Stop by the award-winning Krenkerup Brewery and the adjacent ‘Krenkerup Traktørsted’ brewpub to enjoy a freshly-tapped draught beer in a cosy atmosphere.

Our flat landscape and long coastlines are ideal for activities on land, at sea and in the air – cycle along The Baltic Sea Route or explore the terrain on hiking routes.

With several fascinating art museums, many galleries, and interesting historic museums, Lolland-Falster has a lot to offer to art and culture enthusiasts of nearly any kind. For example, you may visit the popular Fuglsang Kunstmuseum, the Maribo Open Air Museum, or Richard Winther’s House with its more than 50 paintings on walls and ceilings.

Make a splash of memories of fun and adventure with the whole family – water-lovers and landlubbers alike – at Lalandia's holiday centre.

A wonderland of fun activities where the whole family can come out to play together and there is something for everyone in Denmark's largest golf park. 

Northern Europe's largest safari park offers a host of wild animals and exciting experiences for the young and young at heart.

Journey back in time to learn more about Lolland-Falster’s distant past and its earliest inhabitants.

Enjoy an unforgettable stay at the charming Hotel Saxkjøbing on the old square in the heart of Sakskøbing.

Peter Hansens Garden – The Botanical Garden of Vestlolland

After extending with a new 25.000 sq.m. arboretum in 2017, the garden now is on 55.000 sq.m., and it holds one of the most comprehensive col...

Travel to the medieval town of Sundkøbing – a journey back to the 15h century. Magnificent sailing ships dock at the quay, and skilled craftsmen are forging, hammering, and weaving with great energy. ...

Step back in time and experience the history of Lolland-Falster at De Gamle Huse, an open-air museum in the heart of Maribo Lakes Nature Park.

Get lost in nature.....

..... and find your way using your knowledge. A day in the maze Labyrinth Lolland-Falster is a day full of entertainment, exercise and a lot of fresh air for the whole family....

When on Lolland-Falster, do not forget to pamper yourself with extraordinary gastronomic experiences. You may pay a visit to Restaurant Ö in the beautiful harbour of Nysted, or you may visit famous Danish cook Claus Meyer’s Hotel Saxkjøbing with its special focus on local produce, making it a gastronomic window for the area. Also at Oreby Inn the food is made from locally grown ingredients.

The historic cathedral from the 15th century is beautifully located by the Maribo Lakes Nature Park, where you can see the crypt of the king’s daughter, Leonora Christina.

Go on a historic tour and experience our many well-preserved manors. Some may only be seen from the outside, but are still worth the trip due to the beautiful scenery that surrounds them. Several have public access to the castle park. Follow our guide to Lolland-Falster's manors.