팩스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

Just gorgeous view from the viewpoint.

Great little hiking trail, right on the cliffs. There is no way down though.

From this prism viewing platform, you have a breathtaking view of the entire area of the lime works and the mining area. On the outer edge of the Faxe limestone quarry is the Prisma viewing platform, which is shaped like a prism - hence the name. Between the two mirrored triangles is the viewing platform, from which one can enjoy the impressive view of the entire Faxe limestone quarry. Source and further information: https://sudseeland-mon.de/Faxe-Kalkbruch A descent into the pit is also worthwhile, where you can then use 🔨 and 💪 yourself to get 🪸🐚 of any kind out of the limelight. Everything found can be taken away.

Beautiful viewing platform above the Faxe limestone quarry, where you have a breathtaking view of the entire surface of the limestone quarry and the quarrying area. On the outer edge of the Faxe limestone quarry is the Prisma viewing platform, which is shaped like a prism - hence the name. Between the two mirrored triangles is the viewing platform, from which one can enjoy the impressive view of the entire Faxe limestone quarry. Source and further information: https://sudseeland-mon.de/Faxe-Kalkbruch

beautiful hiking trail along the cliffs. more information at: https://www.stevnsklint.com/en/planning/experience-the-world-heritage/

Stevns Klint is a cliff in the southeast of the Danish Baltic Sea island of Zealand. The cliff is about 15 kilometers long and rises up to 41 meters above sea level, and marks the southern limit of Öresund on the Danish side. In 2014, UNESCO granted the cliff World Heritage status. Source and more information at: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevns_Klint

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.

Unfortunately, the beach here is very rocky.