The coastal town of Præstø is an idyllic gem situated right on Præstø Fjord. The town has a special charm that must be experienced up close. The picturesque town is famed for its French spring market and the beautiful church in the middle of the town.
On the 35 km-long Adventurous idyll tour we are taken to Jungshoved, which is located at Præstø Fjord. Here, the skies are high and your thoughts can wander freely – perhaps like the visionary storyteller Hans Christian Andersen and the powerful Gønge chieftain – whose paths we cross on the tour.
In the hilly Faksinge Forest near Bosei Sports College, there is a 6 km long single-track with 125 altitude meters. Start at the parking lot near Bosei and follow the trail. In the most difficult places there are always an alternative route.
You find Cafe Mocca located on the romantic harbour in Præstø with a view over Præstø Fjord. The café offers lunch, dinner, children menu and brunch. Furthermore meeting and conference rooms.
Hotel Fjordkroen is beautifully situated, with a stunning view of Præstø Fjord. The hotel offers excellent food which can be enjoyed in the charming restaurant or on the outdoor terrace which overlooks the fjord.
Ingrid at Hotel Frederiksminde - Lunch restaurant by Præstø Fjord
Experience Ingrid at Hotel Frederiksminde, where classic smørrebrød is reimagined with local ingredients, a kitchen garden and views across Præstø Fjord.
The Thorvaldsen collection on Nysø near Præstø Fjord offers a unique art experience of the works that the sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen performed during a stay at Nysø Estate in the last years of his life.
Præstø Habour is close to the town centre. Well-equipped marina with modern facilities. Harbour area features a good restaurant, a café, a fishmongers shop and an ice-creame stall.
Præstø fjord - Fishing Are you one of them that catches a pike in the fjord? The area is known for the good population of European perches and sea trouts, pikes are more instable.
Vordingborg is one of Denmark’s most unique historical sites, as it is where the Dannebrog, the Danish national flag, arrived in Denmark for the first time. In addition to its fascinating history, the town is charming, cosy and brimming with hidden gems and wonderful experiences.
Stege is one of Denmark's oldest shopping towns and bears the mark of the Middle Ages, as well as more modern times, which makes the city an interesting and beautiful city to explore.
