A distinct viewpoint, datable archaeological history and an annual festival give Rønnede different reasons to visit. Kobanke offers views across South Zealand; at EcoPark, an excavated village connects local history with an ancient find. There are also Kulsvier pancakes at the annual festival, golf and classic Danish cuisine. If you are looking for accommodation, you can first decide which of these interests will be the deciding factor for your stay.

Kobanke: 123 metres and far-reaching views

At 123 metres, Kobanke in Rønnede is the highest point on Zealand. A viewpoint there offers views across large parts of South Zealand. The elevation puts Kobanke in context within Zealand; the view extends beyond the immediate area to the wider region. If landscape and views are important when choosing a destination, Kobanke is a specific point of interest in Rønnede.

A village and a stone road

A village from the Late Roman Iron Age was excavated at EcoPark in Rønnede. It was founded between 150 and 220 AD. A stone road associated with the village dates from antiquity and was selected in 2013 as one of Denmark’s ten most important archaeological finds. This means the site is notable both for a settlement with a known founding period and for a separate road find. The dates answer different questions: 150 to 220 AD refers to the founding period of the village, while 2013 is the year the find was selected. If you want to put the archaeological history into context, you can distinguish between when the settlement was established and the later recognition of the find.

Festival, dining and golf

Kulsvier pancakes are served at the annual Kulsvier Festival in Rønnede. If you want to plan your stay around this event, check the dates for the relevant year before travelling. Rønnede Kro serves classic Danish cuisine in historic surroundings. The two options differ for planning purposes: the festival ties your visit to a specific date, while the Kro is a dining option in Rønnede.

Rønnede Golf Club has a large 18-hole course with a par of 71. The number of holes and par give golf enthusiasts concrete details to help them fit the course into their travel plans. This makes it easier to decide whether golf should be a focus of the trip or one interest among others.

Bus routes and accommodation planning

Bus routes 263 to Haslev, 630R to Næstved and Faxe Ladeplads, and 102A to Køge and Præstø run from Rønnede and Kongsted. From Haslev, there is a train connection to Copenhagen and onward via Køge. Route 263 therefore serves a destination where a train connection begins; the other routes go in different directions. Routes and timetables may change. So check the current connections before basing your plans on a particular bus or connection.

Discover more destinations: Mosebølle, Karise, Haslev, Leestrup Strand, Fakse, Faxe Ladeplads.

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