The islands Lolland, Falster and Møn lie in the southeast of Denmark.
region
- Lolland - the fourth largest Danish island, with Rødbyhavn, the connecting port to Fehmarn
- Falster - the connecting island between Zealand and Lolland
- Møn - Located a little off the beaten track to the north, but not only through the famous chalk cliffs (Møns Klint and Klintholm) a popular vacation island
The small islets are also located in the vicinity of the three islands Askø, Fejø, Femø and Vejrø (north of Lolland) and Bogø (between Falster and Møn).
In the north the region borders on Denmark's largest island Zealand.
places
- Gedser - Nowadays only ferries from Rostock and Travemünde dock in the port city, but there is still a lot of through traffic.
- Maribo
- Marielyst - Holiday resort on Falster with the most beautiful sandy beach in Denmark
- Nakskov - in the west of Lolland, the largest city on the island
- Nykøbing Falster - Port town on the west coast of Falster (largest town on the island). Railway and road bridge to Lolland, half-timbered houses from the 16th to 18th centuries that are well worth seeing.
- Rodby
- Sakskøbing
- Bridges - Island capital Møns
Other goals
background
language
getting there
By plane
Closest airport is Copenhagen. From there it is 120 km to Stege (Møn), 130 km to Nykøbing (Falster), 170 km to Nakskov (Lolland), which takes two to three hours by train (and possibly bus).
By train
- From direction Hamburg about the Bird airline: ICE or EC Hamburg – Copenhagen three times a day. The train is loaded onto the ferry in Puttgarden (Fehmarn) (entry into the ship sitting in the train). During the crossing, the train, like the entire car deck, must be left for safety reasons. The large luggage can remain on the train. This is locked during the crossing. Across the Fehmarnbelt, the ICE / EC stops in Rødby (2:45 hours from Hamburg) and Nykøbing Falster (3:15 hours)
- From Copenhagen there are hourly regional trains via Roskilde and Næstved to Nørre Alslev (1½ hours from Copenhagen), Eskilstrup (1:35 hours) and Nykøbing Falster (1:50 hours) and hourly regional express to Nykøbing (1½ hours), every two hours Rødby (2 hours from Copenhagen).
By bus
From the train station Vordingborg In the south of Zealand, the company's bus line 660R runs every hour Movia to Stege on Møn. The journey takes about 40 minutes.
In the street
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A motorway bridge on the E 47 (Copenhagen – Rødby) runs from Zealand to Falster. There are also fixed road connections between Falster and Lolland. Møn can be reached from Zealand via a bridge on Primærrute 59 (Copenhagen – Stege). Coming from Germany, you can take the car ferry Puttgarden- Use Rødbyhavn. Primærrute 9 leads from Funen via Langeland and the Spodsbjerg – Tårs ferry to Lolland.
By boat
By bicycle
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route - West-North direction
- Long-distance cycle route Berlin – Copenhagen - North-South direction
mobility
The islands are connected to one another by bridges (road, rail). Some have footbridges and cycle paths.
The private railway company Lokaltog operates the regional railway line (Lollandsbanen) Nykøbing F. – Sakskøbing – Maribo – Søllested – Nakskov. The trains run every half hour until 8 p.m. on weekdays and every hour in the late evening and on weekends.
Tourist Attractions
- Chalk cliffs of Møn. With up to 128 meters the highest cliff in Denmark.
- Liselund Castle. Classicist country house with an English landscape garden on Møn.
- Medieval country churches of Ravnsborg, on Lolland.
- Fanefjord Church, on Møn. From the 13th century.
- Fuglsang Art Museum, in the south of Toreby. Collection of Danish painting and sculpture.
