• Stevns Klint - This location is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned as the premier spot globally to observe the remnants of the catastrophe that eliminated half of all species on Earth 66 million years ago. This event paved the way for the evolution of life as it is known today.
• Højerup Gamle Kirke - Safely venture onto the balcony of Højerup Old Church and contemplate the dramatic collapse of the church’s chancel into the sea in 1928. Discover the Fish Clay, which holds the key to understanding the extinction of the dinosaurs.
• Mandehoved - A unique destination for nature enthusiasts. Experience the spectacle of migrating birds from the bird tower during spring and autumn, when the numerous birds of prey are particularly impressive. The area also features Cold War-era buildings and facilities, as well as benches, picnic tables, and a shelter site. Explore the stunning wild nature along the cliff to Højerup, on the beach, and at sea.
• Stevns Fyrcenter - Visit the highest point on Stevns Klint, standing 41 meters above sea level. Enjoy the breathtaking view from the top of the lighthouse, explore changing exhibitions, see remnants of the Cold War, and watch for the remarkable spring and autumn bird migrations.
• Borgring - Borgring, also known as Vallø Borgring, is a Danish Viking ring fortress near Køge on the island of Zealand. Likely constructed around 970 or 980, the fortress may have served to protect trade routes or as a military barracks. In 2023, Borgring, along with four other Viking ring fortresses, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its unique architecture and its testament to the strategic and military prowess of the House of Knýtlinga.

• Independent Guide
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Visit Stevns Cliff to explore the Fish Chalk line, a significant marker of the dinosaurs’ extinction. The site also features a lighthouse and remnants of a Cold War observation point. Discover the renowned Højerup Church, which precariously hangs over the sea yet remains in use. For those who are active, a walk down the steps to the beach offers the chance to collect a stone, possibly containing a fossil. Additionally, the Borringe Viking Fortress Museum is set to open on July 1st, showcasing a fascinating exhibition on Harold Bluetooth and the Viking era in Denmark.

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