Best Attractions near Rønnebæksholm

A modest granite liberation stone in Næstved’s former cavalry barracks, framed by cannons and culture, quietly honouring Denmark’s freedom in 1945.

Slow, scenic cruises on a cosy canal boat from Næstved Harbour, combining gentle river views with relaxed café-style dining on the water.

Historic cavalry barracks turned vibrant cultural village with concert halls, theatre, galleries and a family‑friendly atmosphere in the heart of Næstved.

A life-size bronze musician bringing a moment of quiet poetry to Næstved’s busy Købmagergade, where everyday city life meets intimate public art.

Regional museum in Næstved’s historic heart, weaving archaeology, medieval town life and design heritage into an accessible story of South-East Zealand.

Medieval merchants’ stalls reborn as an intimate showcase of Kähler ceramics, Holmegaard glass and South Zealand craftsmanship in the heart of old Næstved.

Compact town museum in historic Næstved, tracing South Zealand’s journey from archaeological finds and medieval streets to Holmegaard glass and modern everyday life.

A small 1817 hospital turned medical time capsule, showcasing instruments, stories and healing plants that trace the evolution of healthcare in Næstved and beyond.

Step into 3,400 m² of classic cars, two‑wheelers and 1950s shopfronts at Næstved’s nostalgic automobile museum on the edge of South Zealand.

Tranquil riverside meadows and woodland paths just behind Næstved’s town buildings, offering easy walks, open lawns and calm Suså River views steps from the centre.

Protected Danish woodland sanctuary with riverside trails and 460 years of educational heritage.

Borgnakke Skov: A serene Næstved woodland blending ancient oak trees, rich biodiversity, and tranquil walking trails—an essential outdoor escape in southern Zealand.

Små historiske broer, stille Suså-vand og grønt ådalslandskab gør Herlufsholm broerne til et roligt, lokalt åndehul i udkanten af Næstved.

Riverside tranquility along the Suså, where Danish heritage meets natural woodland.

A simple campfire spot on the edge of Næstved Flyveplads, where open skies, quiet fields and a crackling fire create a relaxed slice of Danish outdoor life.

A sacred spring rooted in Viking heritage, where centuries of spiritual tradition flow through Denmark's countryside.

Romantic rococo castle on the Island of Flowers, where art-filled halls, tulip gardens, chapel and treetop adventures share a historic Danish estate.

Rococo castle, flower-filled island gardens and Scandinavia’s largest private art collection, all wrapped into a relaxed day out near Næstved.

Cheeky candy characters, looping coasters and green picnic lawns combine at BonBon-Land, Denmark’s quirky countryside theme park for all ages.

Quiet medieval church ruins on a low hill outside Næstved, where low stone walls, old graves and wide rural views evoke centuries of village life and worship.

Ancient raised bog, Stone Age archaeology and quiet wildlife trails meet in this restored wetland wilderness on Zealand, where peat, glass and nature share the same story.

A living glassworks museum where towering walls of Holmegaard glass, Nordic ceramics treasures and a working hotshop keep two centuries of Danish design glowing.

Light-filled beech forest with fjord views, ancient burial mounds and a historic hilltop, offering a calm, low-key nature escape just outside Næstved.

Denmark’s largest organic vineyard by the sea, where Baltic breezes, northern light and 25,000 vines combine to produce award‑winning wines on South Zealand.

A striking hourglass tower rising above the Gisselfeld forest canopy, offering a gentle spiral climb to Zealand’s highest accessible viewpoint and sweeping South Zealand horizons.

Spiral into the Danish canopy on a sculptural forest tower, then trade the view for ziplines, rope bridges and hours of treetop adventure in South Zealand’s woods.

Group shelter on Denmark's longest nature trail, blending railway heritage with modern outdoor recreation.

Step into 14th-century Denmark at Middelaldercentret, an immersive open-air museum in Nykøbing Falster.

Historic estate parkland where baroque geometry, sweeping lawns and quiet woodland come together on the edge of Haslev’s rolling countryside.

Seaside Renaissance manor on Zealand where noble history, coastal parkland and Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale Denmark quietly come together.

Stand on the brink of a vast white quarry, handle fossils from a 63‑million‑year‑old coral sea, and see how geology and industry shaped this corner of Denmark.

A vivid turquoise lake framed by towering white chalk walls, Den Blå Sø transforms Faxe Limestone Quarry into one of Denmark’s most surreal and photogenic landscapes.

Small historic lighthouse at the mouth of Præstø Fjord, with shallow child‑friendly beaches, rich snorkelling waters and tranquil coastal scenery.

Scandinavia’s largest Eastern Bloc Cold War collection, where tanks, helicopters and hands-on adventure turn quiet Danish countryside into a living history playground.

Denmark's pioneering estate distillery where five generations of organic farming meet award-winning handcrafted spirits.

Step into a 19th‑century village bakehouse where more than 500 tools, ovens and bread wagons tell the fragrant story of Danish baking in rural Zealand.

Medieval Danish power brought to life through ruins, towers, and cutting-edge digital storytelling.

Regional cultural history museum headquartered at Vordingborg’s castle ruins, weaving together royal power, archaeology and everyday life across South and East Zealand.

Where medieval Danish kings ruled from a fortress that still commands the landscape.

Evocative castle ruins, the golden Goose Tower and a cutting-edge museum reveal how Vordingborg once stood at the center of Denmark’s medieval power.

Certified hot air balloon specialists in Ringsted offering serene flights over Zealand’s fields, forests and lakes in the calm light of sunrise and sunset.

Grassy island stronghold turned cultural venue, Masnedø Fort blends coastal views, underground corridors and pivotal 20th‑century history near Vordingborg.

A serene coastal hamlet offering pristine beaches, natural landscapes, and peaceful retreat on southern Zealand.

Denmark’s largest island, where Copenhagen’s energy meets royal castles, fjords, forests and gentle Baltic shores in an easy-to-explore Scandinavian crossroads.

A modest 1881 granite tribute in a rural memorial grove, linking Frederik VII’s constitutional legacy with the quiet landscapes of West Zealand.

Compact countryside wildlife park on Zealand where close animal encounters, keeper shows and thoughtful habitats create an intimate, family‑friendly day out.

Navigate mind-bending mazes and brain-teasing games across 20,000 square meters of outdoor puzzle paradise.

Ancient oak named for local matriarch Mor Magda, a roadside emblem of Danish rural lore and natural endurance between Slagelse and Sorø.

A small, hidden ravine where a lively mill stream, steep wooded slopes and traces of local history create a quiet, atmospheric pause in the South Zealand countryside.

Rødvig Beach is a tranquil, family-friendly South Zealand beach famed for fossils, wild cliffs, and its close connection to UNESCO-listed Stevns Klint.

Tiny island, big skies: salt meadows, bird sanctuaries and a storybook village under some of Northern Europe’s darkest, starriest nights.

Simple forest shelters, campfires and quiet clearings on the edge of Slagelse’s former military training grounds, ideal for low-key picnics and nights under the trees.

Windy salt meadows, wide horizons and rich birdlife make Nyord Enge a standout coastal wetland and an international stopover for migratory ducks, geese and waders.

Urban woodland and open grassland on Slagelse’s northeastern edge, Naturpark Skovsø is an easy, everyday escape into trees, paths and fresh air.

A tranquil riverside greenway where woodland ridges, wide meanders and protected wildlife create an easy escape on the very edge of historic Køge.

A 67-hectare forest sanctuary where the Køge River winds through protected woodland, offering peaceful walks and access to a 22-km scenic path.

A three-hectare open-air playground where traditional Nordic games, Viking-inspired challenges and low-tech fun turn West Zealand’s fields into one huge shared game board.