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Island of Denmark
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Lolland is an island in Denmark.
By train
The local railway "Lollandsbanen" connects Nakskov, Maribo and Sakskøbing with Nykøbing Falster on the mainline from Copenhagen.
By plane
The closest airport to the island is in Copenhagen (CPH)... 200 km north! On the German side, Lübeck has an airport with few flights. Bigger airports like Hamburg are farther away than CPH.
The easiest way to get around on Lolland is by using the local railway, Lollandsbanen, which connects the cities and major villages.
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Maribo is a city in Lolland. This is the main inland town of Lolland with 5,700 inhabitants (2021).
Nakskov is a city in Lolland.
Rødby is a small town on Lolland, that is mainly known for its harbour Rødbyhavn, from where ferries go to Puttgarden in Germany, one of the most heavily trafficked ferry routes in Europe, with large ferries departing every 30 minutes nearly round the clock.
Sakskøbing is a small town on Lolland. Sakskøbing is a town of approximately 5,000 inhabitants.
Articles and travel topics about Lolland and Denmark.
ItinerariesThe Marguerite Route (Margueritruten) is a long route around Denmark passing the country's major cities and more than a thousand smaller and larger attractions.
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ItinerariesEuroVelo 10 (Baltic Sea Cycle Route) is an international long-distance cycle route in the EuroVelo network. It forms a circuit around the Baltic Sea.
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Travel tipsDenmark has good roads, and driving is usually a practical way to get around the countryside. In Copenhagen (and to some extent other large cities) public transportation is usually the best way to get around; especially…
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Culture & historyThis article describes old towns and other remnants in the Nordic countries from the unification of Sweden, Norway and Denmark in the 11th century, to the Industrial Revolution of the mid-19th century.
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