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Park established in the 19th century and since used for promenades and entertainment. Crisscossed by walking paths including a nice walk to the cathedral and convent ruins. Hylddalen, Maribo Open Air Museum and the local camping site are all within this park.
In this area south of Torvegade and Torvet you will find the old part of town with buildings from the 17th and 18th century. The oldest one is Kapellangården in Kappelanstræde from 1756, but also Brødregade and Søndergade are worth a visit.
Klosterruinen
There are only ruins left from the catholic convent, which was so central in the early days of Maribo history. It was established in the 15th century with both a monk and a nun part. The convent did not survive the reformation and the last monk left in mid-16th century. The convent continued for 75 years as a secular monastery.
Built in 1856 and working as city hall until the merger of Maribo Municipality into Lolland Municipality. The building now houses the local archives of Maribo.
Maribo Domkirke
Maribo Frilandsmuseum
Søndersø
Also possible to rent a boat and fishing gear.
Serves traditional Danish food.
Italian cuisine, primarily pizzas, pastas and burgers.
Close to the lake and the woods.
Among locals called "Pillen"
A small pub near the railway station. Very local clientele, and maybe not the best place to go as a foreigner.
The only disco in town. Has a separate section, Mona+, playing old Danish music the first Saturday evening every month. Also features a sports pub.
A very cozy pub with more of a classical inn theme combined with some pub sports. Local clientele and some of Maribo's young people. Serves the major brands of beer.
4-star hotel with a view to the Småland Sea, built in 1886 and renovated as of 2020.
In nice surroundings next to Bangs Have and Sønder Lake. Offers 98 beds in two floors. Guest kitchen, billiards, table-tennis, bob, foosball and children's playroom available. Open 1 Feb-19 Dec. The reception is open 08:00-10:00 and 16:00-18:00.
Classical hotel with 18 rooms and one larger family room with kitchenette. Restaurant serving well prepared traditional food.
Small hotel with 12 double rooms.
Hotel with a view of Sønder Lake. Offers 107 rooms, most of which have a balcony. Restaurant and spa available.
Camp site in Bangs Have and next to Sønder Lake. Television room, playground, camping shop, kitchen and bathing facilities. Open 26 Mar–24 Oct.
Shopping mall.
Handicrafts and gift shop.
By plane
The nearest airport is in Copenhagen 150 km away.
By train
The local train, Lollandsbanen , running between Nakskov and Nykøbing Falster passes through here. The travel time from either of the two places is around 25 minutes.
By bus
Maribo is a local bus hub with buses from most other places on Lolland.
By car
Motorway E47 passes just north of Maribo connecting it to Rødby 20 km southwest and in the other direction to Falster, Vordingborg (50 km) and Copenhagen (140 km). Nakskov is 25 km west.
Maribo is small enough to walk around. There are a few infrequent local buses operated by DOT. There are two local taxis reachable at +45 5478 1200 and +45 5478 0500, respectively.
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