8 natural gems on Møn

Aborrebjerget is Møn's highest point (143 m), and with the open 360-degree view, it is one of the absolute best places to enjoy the starry sky on Møn.

The park is landscaped by the owner of Liselund & Marienborg estate, Calmette. The park offers exotic growths and buildings: The Museum Liselund Old Castle, Chinese gazebo, Swiss cabin and Norwegian House.

The nature around the island of Nyord is quite special. There are high-lying moraine hills, salt marshes and a large breeding population of waders and ducks. And Nyord town is culturally and historically interesting.

If you want to go for a walk in the green, you can take the trip out to Jydelejet on Østmøn.

Longdolmen, 102 m long and 10 m wide high sorrounded by 124 edge stones. With two chambers at the east end and one at the west end. According to a legend, the Chief Green Hunter must be buried here. Another high east of Fanefjord church contains a nozzle.

Rytzebæk Beach is a natural beach with sand and only a few large stones in the water. There is parking directly at the beach.