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City in Zealand, Denmark
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Sankt Bendts Kirke
The church was built in the 12th century and contains the tomb of, among others, Queen Dagmar.
De Mahlerske Huse
Postgården
This is the oldest secular building in town built in 1806. It was originally a merchant's house. From 1826 it started to be used as a mail house serving people travelling with the day coach, and later on it was a hotel and restaurant. The building now houses the administration of a bank.
Ringsted gamle børs
Museum and fully functional windmill.
Ride hundred-year-old trams through a picturesque forest, at the end of the line (Eilers Oak) there is a picnic area with sale of coffee, soft drinks, etc. Also a good starting point for walks
Small cinema.
Fast food restaurant serving deep pan pizzas, as well as Italian and Mexican dishes.
Mexican restaurant.
Italian restaurant also serving pastas and meat dishes. The pizzas are made in a stone oven. The interior is stylish and distinguish this place from the ordinary pizzeria.
Old inn serving typical Danish cuisine. Large portions but not very sophisticated. Friendly service but a bit slow.
Old inn dating back from around 1700, even though the present buildings are somewhat newer. Serves traditional Danish cuisine.
Restaurant specialising in steaks with a lot of different dishes to choose from. The restaurants brands itself as fusion/crossover, which is difficult to see why, but the steaks are great. The wine list is very limited, it is not possible to have a wine that matches the steaks.
Great Italian restaurant with simple and classy interior. The pastas are good, but do not go here if you are looking for a steak. The wine list is long, very Italian and lacking really top end wines.
Danish/French cuisine with many ecological ingredients. Decent wine list. Rustic interior and a nice patio.
Typical Chinese restaurant, but not very cheap.
Restaurant serving Danish cuisine in a historical building close to Skjoldenæsholm.
Japanese restaurant serving sushi and typical Japanese dishes.
Restaurant in historical building serving classical Danish cuisine. Especially the open sandwiches for lunch are great.
Bar with dance in weekends and live music now and then.
Pub with live music now and then.
Café serving drinks and light meals.
Café serving drinks and light meals. Outdoor seating when weather permits.
Have a drink or cafe food on the small square.
Denmark’s only real outlet village, with 45 brand outlets, 3 restaurants and a food truck. The shops sell surplus stock from the current or previous seasons with savings of up to 70% below normal retail prices. The goods are production surpluses, collection samples or goods that have not sold in sufficient quantities in the ordinary retail trade – and they are always original quality goods, guaranteed by the manufacturer.
Shopping centre with big names, MovieHouse, 3 (fastfood) restaurants, a post office/service point, and a pharmacy in case you need help. Also daily shopping at Føtex.
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