リングステズの天然記念物・トップ12

Beautiful lake with a jetty and very small beaches

Remember to take a break here, it's balm for the soul

There are also picnic benches and a fireplace with a grill. The lake is one of the cleanest lakes in all of Zealand. The water is gorgeous.

Svenskekløften is also called Djævlekløften. It is located in the middle of Hesede Forest, and is a 25 meter deep meltwater gorge from the last ice age. Legend has it that during the war in 1660, the Swedes hid from Gøngehøvdingen Svend Poulsen and his men in the gorge. Hence the nickname Svenskekløften. The Swedish gorge is one of the dramatic creations of the ice age. The meltwater of the ice has cut a deep scar in Hesede Forest. At the same time, more death holes were created, now lakes. Svend Poulsen was probably born in Sweden, which was Danish at the time, in Gønge county. He lived from 1610 to 1679. As a Danish sniper captain, he lived here in the South Zealand region, as leader of the Snaphans in the Danish-Swedish wars in the 17th century. We first hear of Svend Poulsen in 1625, when he was recruited for the Danish army's participation in the Thirty Years' War. Later, during the new Danish-Swedish war in 1657-1658, he participated as a captain. He waged guerrilla warfare against the Swedes in northern Scania and southern Halland. In the following war 1658-1660, Svend Poulsen organized a resistance movement against the Swedes in South Zealand.

この地域で最も注目すべき、自由に見学できる考古学的スポットです。道の反対側には、避難所と原始的なキャンプ場があります。400メートル先の博物館で水を入手できます。

Easy access and a great view over the area.

バイキング船の形をした一連の立石。石は約2メートルの高さまであります。風景の中に高くそびえ立ち、ほとんどすべての方向に素晴らしい景色が広がっています。

The Suserup Skov, owned by the Sorø Academy Foundation, is a natural forest that has been run by human hands for generations without any intervention. Here one gets an impression of how a pre-historic mixed forest might have looked. Investigations have shown that here in more than 6000 years a forest has stood.