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National GeographicOct 22

Why It's Time to Visit the White Cliffs of Denmark

Travelers are catching on to the glacier-sculpted landscape of Møns Klint, a stunning stretch of limestone and chalk on a Danish island in the Baltic Sea. But there's more to the story here than just ...

Island certified as International Dark Sky Park

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Møns KlintSightUNESCO World Heritage site for unique glacial terrain
GeoCenter Møns KlintMuseumLearn about glaciers with hands-on activities
Klintholm Estate OrganicsPlaceWorks on conservation and land stewardship
Klintholm EstatePlace18th-century estate with conservation initiatives
NyordNeighborhoodIsland certified as International Dark Sky Park
Isle of Møn SpiritsPlaceMicro-distillery making gin with local botanicals
Ellevilde Boutique HotelHotelRestaurant prepares meals based on freshest ingredients
Møns Klint ResortHotelOffers glamping and cabins on Klintholm Estate
Fanefjord ChurchSightPreserves centuries-old frescoes
Klap HestenRestaurantBeer inside an old waterfront ice works
Elsewhere
Hotel OttiliaHotelCopenhagen, DenmarkBoutique hotel in former Carlsberg brewery buildings
Sejlkutteren DiscoveryPlaceKlintholm Harbor, DenmarkHistoric wooden vessel for cliff tours
Restaurant ND122RestaurantKlintholm Harbor, DenmarkBuilds menus around island's daily offerings
NoorbohandelenMarketNyord, DenmarkShop on Nyord serving preserves and local treats
Bogø BrødRestaurantBogø, DenmarkStop for sourdough, pastries, and coffee
Carlsberg DistrictNeighborhoodCopenhagen, DenmarkEvolving area with historic industrial architecture

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Why It's Time to Visit the White Cliffs of Denmark