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Attractions nearby of Golf 18 Stays

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  Stevns Klint Experience

  2.09 km

  Stevns Klint Experience is located on a hilltop in Boesdal Limestone Quarry, overlooking the quarry and the Baltic Sea. The experience centre is built into the cliff itself, and this location provides natural access to the sea and the landscape.

  Stevns Klint is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because between the cliff's thick layers of chalk and limestone is a very thin layer of fish clay that tells the story of how Earth's ecosystems came under pressure and how the impact put the final nail in the dinosaurs’ story.

  At the centre, children and adults will discover an entertaining and interactive exhibition about what the world looked like before, during and after the impact. Here you can get up close and personal with fish clay, as a 37.5-tonne piece of rock has been placed in the Klintesalen, so you can see for yourself what makes Stevns Klint unique. 

  Stevns Klint Experience's dining room serves delicious meals based around tasty ingredients from Stevns. You can also pick up a souvenir to take home from the centre's shop, which offers a great selection of local crafts.

   

  Stevns Klint Experience is also the setting for a wide range of cultural, sport and adventure events, and the also attracts topical conferences and seminars.

   

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  FORT

  2.76 km

  Stevnsfort Cold War Museum

  During The Cold War, Stevnsfort was a secret part of the defence of Denmark and NATO. The peninsula of Stevns would have been on the absolute frontline if war had broken out between the East and the West. This is why Stevnsfort was built, and for 40 years, the staff here were ready for war around the clock.

  Today, you can experience the nuclear attack-proof fortress as it appeared when war loomed closest. Any visit to the fortress is a special experience when you join one of the museum's 20 dedicated and different guides for an exciting tour with stories about the ever-present war in unique and authentic settings.

  On a guided tour, you will see the cannons, the other installations in the area and the subterranean fortress, which consists of 1.7 km passages, 18 metres below ground. 

  On your own, you can explore the outdoor area of the fortress, see films in the museum's cinema and visit the museum’s exhibition on The Cold War.

   

  FORT is featured on The Meaningful Travel Map from 2025
  FORT has been included on The Meaningful Travel Map – an international platform created by Tourism Cares, which highlights tourism organizations with a strong focus on sustainability and local engagement.
  This recognition reflects Naturguide Møn’s dedicated work to provide responsible and meaningful experiences for both visitors and the local community.
  View the profile here.

  Learn more about the initiative: www.tourismcares.org/meaningful-map

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  Stevns Klint

  5.3 km

  Stevns Klint was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List of natural properties in 2014. This is why Stevns Museum presents an exhibition on the criteria governing the selection of a World Heritage site, above all explaining why Stevns Klint is World Heritage. Also on view at the exhibition are fossils from Stevns Klint, and it is shown how man has lived with and off the cliff for centuries.

  Stevns Klint is beautiful and dramatic to behold and now it's also part of UNESCO World Heritage!

  On a summer day, the chalk seafloor colours the sea with amazing shades of blue, and the white cliff stands proud, topped by the green crowns of the trees. The cliff is both attractive and dramatic, and it is said that the “Cliff King”, or "Klintekongen", has his summer residence in one of the caves in the cliff.

  Viewed from the sea, the almost 20-kilometre-long cliff rises as a massive promontory. If you come by land, you must prepare yourself for a surprise when the flat land of Stevns is abruptly cut off by the 41-metre-high cliff. From the top of the cliff, you have an unrestricted view over the Øresund and, on clear days, to Sweden and the Øresund bridge.

  Stevns Klint consists of chalk and limestone formed 65 million years ago, when the sea covered Denmark. The lower part of the cliff consists of chalk made up by microscopic algae. The chalk holds fossils from animals that lived on the seafloor - echinoids, bivalves, and many others. The upper part of the cliff is a hard limestone with marked wavy bands of flint (chert). This limestone was used in the past for building houses. The soft chalk in the lower part of the cliffs is slowly washed away by waves, whereas the hard-wearing limestone from the upper part remains, forming the characteristic anvil-like profile of the cliff. Cliff-falls occur when an overhang collapses or loose blocks fall – generally during winter or spring.

  Between the chalk and the limestone is the Fish Clay – a thin layer of grey clay. The Fish Clay bears evidence of a catastrophic event that affected the entire Earth, wiping out over half the species of the time – including the dinosaurs. Massive volcanic activity was long thought of as the only cause for the big catastrophe. However, by examining the Fish Clay from Stevns Klint, scientists discovered evidence that indicated a giant meteorite hit Earth, strongly contributing to the mass extinction that can be traced across the Earth.

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  VæRK 21 - DESIGN, ARTS AND CARPENTRY CRAFTS FROM STEVNS AND SURROUNDINGS

  5.32 km

  VæRK21 is pleased to announce that from the 27^th of June we will open our doors for the summer season 2024 in the old museum at Højerup.

  In our pop-up shop you will be able to see, feel and buy products and works from nine different designers and artists from the area of ​​Stevns and Faxe.

  We offer arts and crafts of the highest quality.

  At VæRK21, we look forward to offering a unique experience where you can experience local craftsmanship and support talented designers and artists.

  We exhibit everything from jewelery to home furnishings, where everything is handmade with care and passion.

  Visit us in the pop-up shop, close to Stevns Klint with its notable history, in the middle of a lovely family-friendly park with the opportunity to eat at Højerup Traktørsted,

  and be inspired by our imaginative and functional collection of works.

  VæRK21 is the store where local art and design meet and where you can feel the creativity bubbling.

  For further information, visit our website at http://www.værk21.dk, where you can find information about the exhibiting artists and designers.

  Also follow us on instagram @vaerk21 to keep up to date on our latest news and events.

   

   

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  "Water tower" in Store Heddinge

  6.33 km

  You will find the Water Tower from 1911, appearing like a town gate, at the end of Munkegade. The tower was built of chalk from Stevns Cliffs, but with a base of red bricks. going through the gate, you enter "Munkevaenget", a small town park dating from the late 19th century.

  The top of the Water Tower offers an impressive view of large parts of Stevns.
  
  

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  Stevns Lighthouse

  6.59 km

  The lighthouse of Stevns is a unique, historical monument. It is 27 m. high and situated at the eged of the Cliff of Stevns, 42 m. above the see.
  
  It offers a magnificent view og the flat, cultural landscape of Stevns, of military installations from the Cold War period and of the Baltic sea with the entrance to the South and Sweden.
  
  The orginal Lighthouse of Stevns dates back from 1818. At that time it was the most modern of Europe.
  The building in which the lighthouse was situated may still be seen.
  
  In 1878, next to the orginal Lighthouse of Stevns, a 27 meter-high, detached lighthouse was constructed in limestone, cut out of the Cliff of Stevns by farmworkers of Gjorslev.
  
  

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  KALK - Dig Into The Pre-historic

  15.68 km

  Faxe Limestone Quarry is not only Denmark’s largest and most beautiful quarry – it’s also a geological time machine that gives you unique access to a long-lost ocean. Millions of years ago, a tropical deep-sea coral reef thrived here, and today the area holds the world’s oldest known deep-sea reef.

  At the edge of this impressive site lies KALK – Museum of the Faxe Limestone Quarry, where you can explore the fascinating history of this ancient sea and literally get your hands on the past.

  Dig for your own fossils

  KALK is a hands-on museum experience. Borrow a hammer and chisel and head into the limestone quarry to find your own fossils. Shark teeth, sea urchins, crabs, and snails are hidden in the chalk layers, and museum staff are ready to help identify your finds. Best of all: you get to take your fossils home.

  From limestone to culture

  Limestone from Faxe has played an important role for centuries – in construction, in local life, and in Denmark’s history. At the museum, you’ll discover how this unique material has shaped both architecture and community.

  For the whole family

  KALK is a lively and educational experience center where children and adults can learn, play, and explore together. The museum features exhibitions, hands-on activities, and plenty of space – both indoors and out.

  Find opening hours, activities, and practical information at www.kalkmuseum.dk

   

  KALK is featured on The Meaningful Travel Map from 2025
  KALK has been included on The Meaningful Travel Map – an international platform created by Tourism Cares, which highlights tourism organizations with a strong focus on sustainability and local engagement.
  This recognition reflects Naturguide Møn’s dedicated work to provide responsible and meaningful experiences for both visitors and the local community.
  View the profile here.

  Learn more about the initiative: www.tourismcares.org/meaningful-map

  Read more : KALK - Dig Into The Pre-historic

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  Faxe Limestone Quarry

  15.88 km

  When you go down into the limestone quarry, you are at the bottom of a 63 million year old ocean.

  You do this because 63 million years ago Faxe limestone quarry was covered in water, where giant sharks, crocodiles and many other exotic animals swam around. You can still find relics from this time when you visit the place, and that is exactly why the place is very popular with families with children. But also others are attracted by the many things that take place in and around Faxe limestone quarry.

  The sharks, crocodiles and squids that swam around between corals when the lime quarry was covered with water are the ones that, together with the sea's many other animals and plant organisms, formed the lime. The limestone therefore contains fossils of all these corals, shark teeth, crab shields and mussel shells that were in the sea at that time 63 million years ago.

  We humans have used lime as a building material for many hundreds of years. In the old days, lime mining took place by the farmers digging smaller lime balls, which were thrown back when the mining was finished. It was not until the middle of the 19th century that a permanent quarry was established owned by the estates Vemmetofte, Bregentved, Rosendal and Gavnø.

   

  In the year 1900, 200 quarries worked in the limestone quarry. A quarryman typically came from a quarrying family. He started his working life earning a living on a farm, but started working in the quarry when he got married. With a little luck and skill, at the age of 40-50 he would have had saved enough money to buy a homestead. 

  On a fossil hunt in Faxe limestone quarry

  The limestone quarry is popular with families with children. You can explore nature and find the 63 million year old fossils from the animals of the past - and you can take them home!

  KALK arranges guided fossil hunts, but you are also more than welcome to walk around on your own. If you find something, KALK will also be happy to assess your findings, so you know exactly what it is you are taking home. The museum also conveys much more about the history of the limestone quarry and the area - you will find it right on the edge!

  Being in the limestone quarry: Put on shoes with solid soles. If you want to find fossils, hammer and chisel (can be rented at KALK and Faxe Vandrerhjem) are good aids. Do not climb on the lime piles, which can slip and keep distance from working machines. The sun can be very bright, so always remember to bring water, sunscreen, sunglasses or a hat when you go for a walk in the limestone quarry.

  Three exciting facts about Faxe Limestone Quarry

  1. Faxe Limestone quarry is both an attraction and a workplace. If you visit the limestone quarry on weekdays, there will be a lot more noise and large machines than on weekends.
  2. At KALK you can borrow a hammer and chisel to chop fossils in the lime.
  3. Faxe Lime quarries are often used for filming. Among other things, several scenes for the danish Christmas calendar "Jesus & Josefine" are recorded here. The limestone quarry is also a favorite spot for professional photoshoots due to the special light, the azure water and the desert-like landscape.

   

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  Nyord Enge Nature Reserve

  25.07 km

  Nyord is about 5 km2 in size and consists of about 120 hectares of moraine soil where Nyord Town and the farmland are located. In addition, the island consists of 400 hectares of beach meadows, which are flooded with salt water every winter and grazed in summer. The meadows are home to a very rich plant and bird life and is known as one of the best habitats for wading and swimming birds in Denmark.

  Bird life can be studied from the bird tower by the road, in the middle of the meadows. You can also visit Hyldevang Nature Center, Nyord's only relocation farm, which is now owned by the Forest and the Danish Nature Agency. Here you will find a bonfire hut, shelters, a sensory garden and a handicap-friendly viewpoint over the meadows.

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