팅거럽 티케 최고의 라이딩 경로

Not far from the village of Strandlodshuse, which is mostly inhabited by tourists, this beach is perfect for relaxing. You can take a break from cycling here to fully enjoy Danish nature.

This restaurant is a great place to take a break. It's open from 12 noon.

Turebyholm: In the mid-17th century, the scholar Birgitte Thott, who was known for her written and philosophical works, lived on Turebyholm. In 1747, Adam Gottlob Moltke bought Turebyholm, which he placed under his newly created county of Bregentved three years later. The farm is still owned by the Moltkes family in 2021. The then owner, Adam Gottlob Motlke, built Turebyholm's current main building in 1750 with the aim of it serving as a pavilion for him when he was visited by the king. The detached main building consists of a single-storey wing in the Rococo style. https://www.danskeherregaarde.dk/nutid/turebyholm

On the connecting road between Faxe Ladeplads and Vemmetofte, the beach along the village of Sibirien invites you to take a break.

Beautiful restored monastery in Vemmetofte. Vemmetofte Monastery is an estate with historical traditions, a magnificent main building and well-preserved surroundings. It is also a modern company with forestry, agriculture, camping and rental houses. Vemmetofte Monastery is a commercial foundation established on June 10, 1735. The profit, which goes beyond the maintenance of historical traditions, goes to various good causes. Source and more: https://vemmetofte.dk

Beautiful restored monastery in Vemmetofte. Only the access roads are cobblestones and the inner courtyard is gravel. Vemmetofte Monastery is an estate with historical traditions, a magnificent main building and well-preserved surroundings. It is also a modern company with forestry, agriculture, camping and rental houses. Vemmetofte Monastery is a commercial foundation established on June 10, 1735. The profit, which goes beyond the maintenance of historical traditions, goes to various good causes. Source and more: https://vemmetofte.dk/

The church is a Romanesque chalk church from which the nave and part of an original tower have been preserved. The tower is oriented north to south. Later the church was enlarged in the Gothic style. In 1867 the church got a copper roof on the nave, the other roofs are tiled. Source and more: https://www.sydsjaellandmoen.dk/sydsjaelland-moen/soeg-efter-oplevelser/lyderslev-kirke-gdk1058646

After a hard tour through the forest, you can still spend the day on the beach here. Nice, albeit short, beach with white sand. A toilet is in the parking lot.