Sandby Kulturhus in Harpelunde offers theatre, music, exhibitions and workshops. These four formats each have a different focus, ranging from performances to exhibitions and workshops. If a particular event matters for your travel dates, check the latest schedule; the programme may change.

Church architecture and pulpit

At Sandby Church, a Romanesque chancel and nave are combined with a Late Gothic sacristy, porch and tower. This makes it possible to distinguish two architectural styles in a single building. The pulpit also makes a distinctive impression: Hans Gudewerth created it with reliefs depicting the expulsion from Paradise, Noah’s Ark, the crucifixion, the resurrection and the ascension. The motifs lead from scenes from the Old Testament to depictions from the life of Jesus. Visitors interested in church art can therefore pay attention both to the architectural forms and to the subjects of the images.

Frederiksdal: park, trails and cherry wine

The history of Frederiksdal Estate can be traced back to 1305. A Chinese teahouse was built in the park in 1914. Part of the forest surrounding Frederiksdal Estate is designated as a public park with a picnic area. The estate’s history, park and landscape offer different ways to experience the place, without needing to combine them into a single activity.

There are three hiking trails at Frederiksdal Estate, measuring 1.3 km, 2.1 km and 4.3 km. The shortest and longest routes differ by three kilometres; the medium-length route falls between them. The blue trail connects the estate park with the coastal landscape and passes closer to the cherry wine production. Trail details may be updated, so it is a good idea to check the information before setting out.

The “Sansestien” sensory trail in Frederiksdal’s cypress forest offers another way to experience nature: it invites visitors to hear, feel, see, smell and taste. The self-guided GoMystery puzzle tour “Åndejægerne på Frederiksdal” takes visitors through the park, cherry orchards and winery. Along the way, participants solve puzzles and tasks. The tour is about 3 km long; allow 2.5 to 3 hours to complete it. It is designed for groups of 2 to 5 people. Check the latest booking details in advance, as arrangements may change.

Frederiksdal Estate produces cherry wine according to the same principles that have been used in winemaking for centuries. Visitors could tour the production facilities, taste wines and buy wine; visits were offered with or without a guide. Check the current options before visiting.

Tårs Harbour and the Østersøruten

Tårs Harbour is a small fishing and leisure harbour on the west coast of Lolland, north of Nakskov Fjord. In Naturlandet, national cycle route 8, the Østersøruten, starts at the Tårs ferry port in western Lolland. The section of the route on Lolland-Falster is 168 km long. This figure refers to the regional section; for your own planning, the specific route is also important. As routes may change, check the latest route information before setting out.

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