Sights
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 Our Information is always updated with ideas, brochures and leaflets that can be used as inspiration for holiday and weekend activities in the southeastern part of the country.
Read more about the following sites (click for more info):
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Bon-Bon Land - Sjælland
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 "It is monkey funny at BonBon-Land" and "A World of Fun", arising from and rooted in BonBon universe. "It is monkey funny" comes of course from the funny BonBon-animals, funny rides and the fact that you have fun all day - in the park.
A family amusement park that shares it’s animals with BonBon-candy, the world's funniest candy, can of course only be: A world of fun!
Internet: BonBon-Land
Phone: 55 53 07 00 |
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Historical Fire Department Museum - Zealand
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 Historical Fire Department Museum houses a selection of old horse-drawn fire wagons and other fire equipment, showing changes over time. See eg the Vanthore fire wagon from 1890. Also to be seen: Gavnø Castle, Gavnø Castle Park, Butterfly Land, Land of Pirates, Treasure, Gavnø Abbey Church, Animal patting and Scandinavia's largest private collection of paintings: 1,000 paintings. Dogs are allowed in the park on a leash, but not at the palace.
Food and drink are not allowed in the park, but is allowed in Pirate Land. Handicap toilets are located at the entrance, and there are ramps for wheelchair users at Café Tulip and Gavnø Abbey Church.
Internet: Gavnø Castle
Phone: 55 70 02 00 |
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Denmarks Tractor Museum - Falster
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 The museum is housed in a beautiful factory building which was built in 1918. It holds approx. 200 tractors and engines from 1880 to 1960.
The museum houses major collections of the following brands: Bukh, Bolinder-Munktell, Volvo, International and Ferguson.
For single copies can be mentioned: the All-Work 1917, International Mogul 1917, Ellehammer’s Steam Tractor 1920, Fordson gas generator 1935, 1938 Ferguson Brown, Ford Ferguson 1939 John Deere 1938, Lanz-Bulldog 1939 and many more.
Internet: National Tractor Museum
Phone: 54 43 70 07 |
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Knuthenborg Safari Park - Lolland
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 In Bandholm Lolland is Knuthenborg Safari Park, Northern Europe's largest safari park with attractions for all age groups.
In addition to the park is a great and exciting playground for children.
Internet: Knuthenborg Safari Park
Phone: 54 78 80 89 |
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Crocodile ZOO - Falster
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 The crocodiles were living already for approx. 200 million years ago, on our earth with dinosaurs.
With 19 of the 23 today existing crocodile species that represents our crocodile zoo, this is the largest collection of different species throughout Europe. Close by, you can study the many different species of these amazing predators, ranging from the small 1.5m dwarf caiman to the huge Nile crocodile.
Internet: Crocodile ZOO
Phone: 54 45 42 42 |
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Lalandia - Lolland
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 Lalandia is one of Lolland's major tourist attractions, with 1.2 million. liter wet experiences. Here is the largest indoor subtropical aquapark with 4 pools, water slides and wave pool.
In the area around there is a quantity of sports including golf, tennis and football and a host of kids activities.
Internet: Lalandia
Phone: 54 61 06 27
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Medieval Center - Falster
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 Medieval Centre is an experimental adventure for both children and adults. You can closely follow the blacksmith and other craftsmen working, shoot with longbow, attend the knight’s tournaments, and see the huge catapults in action.
I the harbor lie ships and small vessels and around the area are houses and work places under construction.
Internet: Medieval Center
Phone: 54 86 19 34 |
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Museum Railroad Track Maribo Bandholm - Lolland
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 Museum Railroad Track Maribo Bandholm has since 1962 been running trains with among others the oldest running steam locomotive in Denmark, built in 1879. The coaches represent private railway stock from the period 1869-1930.
The track is the oldest private railway, opened the 1869th
Internet: Museum Station Maribo Bandholm
Phone: 54 78 43 54
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Oreby Mill - Lolland
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 Oreby Farm is exceptionally beautiful on a big old embankment at the mouth of Sakskøbing Fjord and close to the disembarkation point Oreby Harbour with inn and old barns.
Internet: Oreby Mill
Phone: 54 70 70 88 |
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