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Holsteinborg was often visited by Hans Christian Andersen.

On the shores of the Tystrup Sø in Zealand, this viewpoint is really a really beautiful way to enjoy the nature and have some rest on the picnic bench.

This church is beautiful both inside and out. Its ship is Romanesque.

Here it rolls smoothly on smooth asphalt with very little traffic, but slightly bumpy. Along scenic route 25&26 between Snesere and Bårse.

At 52 meters, the church is one of Denmark's longest village churches. It is approximately halfway between Næstved and Præstø in the part of Næstved Municipality that was Fladså Municipality until 2007. The oldest history of the Church is lost in the mists of history; but its oldest parts probably date from the 12th century. Since then it has been expanded several times, c. 1400, 1530 and 1600, giving it its current shape and size. Snesere Church contains, among other things, a pulpit from the workshop of Næstved master Abel Schrøder (1602-1676). Also a chancel arch crucifix with crosswood from the 13th century. The Christ figure itself is about 100 years younger. It can be assumed that the original figure of Christ was of poor quality or was simply considered "outdated". In any case, the 15th-century figure of Christ, with its poignant depiction of the suffering Christ, is a fully Gothic work. Source and more: https://www.sneserekirke.dk/om-kirken

Absolutely not suitable for racing bikes, very tedious even with a gravel bike, as there are endless potholes (waves in the meadow). Here you have the best chances with the MTB.

Old frescoes from the 13th and 14th centuries.

A great viewpoint and resting place.