On Lolland, you find the sand dunes typical for Denmark, along with the beautiful Sakskøbing Fjord and Nakskov Fjord. Major towns on the islands of Lolland-Falster are Nykøbing, Maribo, Sakskøbing, and Nakskov.
Popular activities on Lolland are visits to the Museumsbanen (museum train) in Maribo, Nakskov's Green World Zoo, and the submarine U-359. Lolland also houses several museums, no matter which town on Lolland you're visiting.
A 12th-century royal residence, Ålholm Castle, is located in the town of Nysted. Today, there's a car museum inside. There are several architectural gems on Lolland-Falster, such as Knuthenborg Manor with its Safari Park (open April-October).
Lolland is connected to Denmark's Zealand by bridge. You can get to Lolland from Copenhagen with just a 1 1/2 hour drive (130 km) by taking road E47 south.
If you want to visit Germany from Lolland, follow road E47 across Lolland to Rødby, where a ferry connects Lolland to Germany's town of Fehmarn. Hotel Zleep Rodbyhavn is a good 2-star hotel next to the ferry terminal.
