We love a day trip further afield to see the sights, Sydhavshuset is perfectly placed not too far from the Danish capital Copenhagen, with Sweden to the Northeast and Germany to the South.
Copenhagen
From Sydhavshuset it is a less than 2 hour drive to Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. One of our favourite places in Copenhagen is Tivoli, a 19th-century theme park, both amusement park rides, ballet, concerts and fireworks, and seasonal activities such as icerink and Christmas market in winter.
| The Little Mermaid Langelinie 2100 København Ø |
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Tivoli Vesterbrogade 3 1630 København V Tivoli website |
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The Round Tower Købmagergade 52A 1150 København |
Rostock
From Sydhavshuset you can take the ferry at Gedser across to Rostock in Germany, a trip which should take approximately 2.5 hours by car. The ferry trip itself is fun, and Rostock has several unique museums, for example the Cultural History Museum in a 13th century nunnery and the Maritime Museum on a former cargo ship.
The Rostock Cultural History Museum Klosterhof 7 18055 Rostock, Germany Cultural History Museum website |
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Rostock Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum Schmarl Dorf 40 18106 Rostock, Germany Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum website |
Malmö
From Sydhavshuset it is just over a 2 hour drive to Malmö, Sweden, via Copenhagen and over the Øresund Bridge which connects Denmark and Sweden. With a beautiful historic centre, we like visiting to go shopping.
| Stortorget Historic Market Sqaure Storgtorget 211 18 Malmö, Sweden |
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Malmö Castle Malmöhusvägen 6 211 18 Malmö, Sweden |