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Søndersø Lake – Maribo Cathedral loop from Maribo

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Denmark

Lolland

Søndersø Lake – Maribo Cathedral loop from Maribo

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Søndersø Lake – Maribo Cathedral loop from Maribo

00:39

2.55km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 19, 2026

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886 m

Søndersø Lake

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Small lake by the church.

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Leonora Christina Ulfeldt Monument

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Leonora Christina Ulfeldt (* July 8, 1621 at Frederiksborg Palace near Copenhagen; † March 16, 1698 at Maribo Monastery, Denmark) was a daughter of the Danish King Christian IV and Countess of Schleswig-Holstein, who also became known as a writer. She was imprisoned as a political prisoner for 22 years because of her alleged involvement in the intrigues of her husband Corfitz Ulfeldt. During this time she began writing her autobiography, Jammers Minde, which chronicles her deprived captivity. Striking features of the harrowing prison memoirs are the realistic description of her prison life and the impressive portrayal of her as a proud, faithful and indomitable woman who, after a crisis, finds her faith in God's grace and, knowing this, endures her long prison life patiently and with a certain sense of humour. Jammers Minde is considered the most important prose work in Danish literature of the 17th century. In addition, Leonora Christina wrote a second autobiography, called Den franske selvbiografi because of the French language used, which describes her life from childhood to imprisonment.

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969 m

Maribo Lakeside Promenade

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One of the most beautiful paths in Maribo runs directly along the lake shore with a view of the Cathedral Church.

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1.01 km

Stubbekøbing Monastery Ruins

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The former Birgittenkloster was founded around 1416 by Erik von Pommern as a subsidiary of the Vadstena monastery in Sweden. The monastery buildings were demolished in the 17th and 18th centuries.

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1.06 km

Maribo Cathedral

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The Maribo Cathedral is one of the most important works of brick Gothic in Denmark and belonged to the monastery of the Brigitten Order. Around them came the city of Maribo. The associated park has long walkways and draws a calm picture. Perfect for a break.

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1.32 km

Bust of King Frederick VII of Denmark

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Friedrich VII Karl Christian was the second and only surviving son (his elder brother died on the day he was born) of the then Hereditary Prince Christian Friedrich, later King Christian VIII of Denmark, and his first wife Princess Charlotte Friederike zu Mecklenburg, the youngest daughter of Duke Friedrich Franz I of Mecklenburg. His parents' marriage ended in divorce in 1810 after his mother had an affair with her singing teacher, the court musician Jean Baptiste Édouard Du Puy. Friedrich never saw his mother again. In 1815 his father married Caroline Amalie von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, with whom he had no further children. As the successor of his cousin Friedrich VI. Christian Friedrich was little involved in politics and devoted himself to science and art together with his second wife. During his father's travels, Friedrich stayed in Copenhagen and was educated by teachers chosen by his uncle.

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1.37 km