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Te Maribo Lakes Nature Park is an area with an exciting cultural history and roots going back a long way.
Traces of Stone Age settlements have been found at te lakes from te Early Stone Age, and te almost 3000-year-old Bronze Age mounds are scattered in te area, such as at Højene east of Hejrede Sø or at Skelsnæs in Søholt Storskov. There are remains of a refuge castle from te Iron Age and traces of medieval fortresses at Lysemose near Nørresø, Borgø in Søndersø and Ålevad near Godsted, to name but a few.
Maribo contains te story of Margrethe te 1st and te foundation of te monastery at te present cathedral. In te area you will also find te great estates of Engestofte and Søholt, which tell te story right up to te present day.
Traces of our immediate history have been preserved in te landscape. For example, te pollarded poplars at Alsø or te street pond at Bursø. Te Søholt and Engestofte estates have signed agreements with te Danish state to set aside over 350 hectares of untouched forest. There is also cooperation between local landowners, te state and municipalities to preserve past grazed meadows by te lakes because, in addition to te purely cultural and historical elements, they contain important natural values.
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Read more about Maribo Cathedral which is beautifully situated down to Søndersø