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Historic park · Stege, Zeeland
Liselund Have
Late 18th-century landscaped garden with lakes, clearings, and small structures near the northeast coast of Møn.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
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About Liselund Have
Liselund Have is a landscaped garden created in the late 18th century for Antoine and Lisa de la Calmette. It is in the northeast of Møn, near the coast. Instead of formal beds in straight lines, the complex works with winding paths, water, lawns and trees.
Small buildings appear among the clearings and help compose the views. The old summer house, with a thatched roof, is part of the historic setting. A walk through the park allows you to see how architecture and vegetation were combined to create a sequence of scenes.
Visiting the garden and entering the buildings are different things. Those who intend to see interiors should check the visit options before going. For a nature itinerary on Møn, Liselund offers a shorter, more tranquil pace after the paths and stairways of Møns Klint.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
One to two hours to walk through the park.
Best time
From May to September vegetation is usually greener; autumn typically changes the colors of the trees.
How to get there
From Stege, head towards Borre and the northeast of the island. Access to the garden is signposted as Liselund; combine the trip with Møns Klint.
Tip
Look for the old house and the park’s pavilions; do not confuse this historic ensemble with the hotel located in the newer palace.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Liselund Have
Do the park and the palace have the same visit?
Not necessarily. Walking the garden is not the same as entering the buildings; check available visit options.
Does Liselund go with Møns Klint?
Yes. Both are on the east of the island and can take up different parts of the same day.
What to look for in the garden?
The lakes, clearings, winding paths and small structures are part of the landscape design.