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Town in Region Sjælland, Denmark
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Sakskøbing is a small town on Lolland. Sakskøbing is a town of approximately 5,000 inhabitants. Being a town with no big industries or services it offers a glimpse of very authentic Danish rural life.
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Sakskøbing Kirke
Standard Danish medieval style, but still nice.
Oreby Havn
Nice and quiet little harbour with nice views over the fjord, forests and a baroque mansion.
Probably the nicest place in the area. Nice old mansion, with a lovely (planted) forest. Ruins of a summer-pavilion can be found here.
Vandtårnet
Has a face painted on (hence the town's slogan 'the city that smiles'). At night the face lights up in a rather demonic way.
This is by far the most popular place for the locals to eat out. Decent pizzas and other menu items ranging from kebabs to t-bone steaks.
The local watering hole. Abandon all hope ye who enter here. Dark and smoky this caters to the very local-patriotic crowd, and it cannot be recommended to go here (especially on weekends) without a local contact that can vouch for you. Fights are very common, so keep a low profile if you go here.
Offers rooms at low rates, especially off season, maintains a high standard for such a small town. Also has a restaurant owned by Claus Meyer (of NOMA fame), serves your standard Danish gourmet fair, funny note is that this hotel seems cursed, as every one in the past many years have gone bankrupt.
Cheap dorm rooms, there is a minigolf course on the premises.
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Culture & historyThough not a country often associated with colonialism, Denmark (or Denmark–Norway during the union between the two countries) had an empire.
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