From Gisselfeld Castle small winding roads lead through the most beautiful scenery to Bregentved Castle where the fairytale "The ugly Duckling" was written.

Both castle grounds are open to the public. Gisselfeld Park is recognized as one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe because of its many botanical rarities.

At “Paradehuset” which is Gisselfeld’s orangerie or wintergarden, you can enjoy the many historical plants and take in the intoxicating scent of the approx. 50 different types of pelargonia.

In Hans Christian Andersen’s time Haslev was a small town, but when the railway and a railway station were
built here in 1870, it increased rapidly in size.

At Haslev Museum, Frederiksgade 6, 4690 Haslev, you can experience the past of the town. Opening hours: 1/5-31/10 Tuesday, wednesday, thursday, sonday 1-4 p.m.

If you like shopping you can visit Jernbanegade in Haslev with its many speciality shops. On the edge of town you
will find ‘The Blue Market’ which is the largest indoor flea market in Scandinavia (12.000 m2).