Discover Horslunde

Several clearly distinct themes can help guide your choice of a stay in Horslunde: Reventlow Asylum as a historic building, Paradishaven as a visitor garden, the playground in Bypark, and a shelter site with limited overnight capacity. There are also buses to Nakskov and Kragenæs.

Local history with a specific year of construction

Reventlow Asylum in Horslunde was built in 1824 by Count Christian Frederik Ditlev Reventlow (1748–1827). The building therefore dates from the early 19th century and was constructed during its builder’s lifetime. For travelers interested in cultural history, this named building connects to a specific person and a precisely dated year of construction. You can take this historical connection into account as a distinct focus when choosing your destination. This makes cultural history tangible through a building, a person and a year.

Paradishaven as a visitor garden

Paradishaven is a 13,500-square-metre visitor garden with thousands of flowers, shrubs and trees. The area is equivalent to 1.35 hectares, giving the garden a specific size. The description includes not only flowers but also shrubs and trees, so its focus is not limited to a single group of plants. If you are interested in gardens, you can take both the area and the named plant groups into account when choosing your destination.

Playground in Horslunde Bypark

Horslunde Bypark has a playground that was established in collaboration with the Horslunde residents’ association. The residents’ association was therefore involved in setting it up. If a playground is among your travel interests, Bypark is a specific point of interest to consider when choosing your destination. This clearly identified recreational spot complements the cultural-history and garden themes.

Shelter and tent pitches

The shelter site in Horslunde has a shelter for five overnight guests, as well as tent pitches for a maximum of ten people. These figures refer to two different types of overnight accommodation: five people in the shelter and no more than ten on the tent pitches. For your planning, it is important not to read these capacities as a combined total; the shelter and tent pitches are described separately. As capacities can change, check the latest information before traveling. If you are planning a trip with several people, consider which of the two accommodation options might suit your group. Anyone looking for a hotel is comparing a different type of accommodation from a shelter or tent pitch.

Buses to Nakskov and Kragenæs

Buses to Nakskov and Kragenæs depart directly from Saften/Horslunde bus terminal. Both the departure point and two possible destinations are therefore specified. If you want to include either destination in your trip, check the current route and timetable before setting out. This will let you plan around the right connection for your chosen day of travel. The bus stop is a practical point to consider when planning your stay, particularly if you rely on bus travel.

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