Faxe Ladeplads

Faxe Ladeplads is a town on South Zealand with 2,901 populations. It is placed in Hylleholt Sogn beneath Faxe Municipality and is located 5 kilometers southeast of Faxe. Faxe Ladeplads is placed in Region Zealand. Faxe Ladeplads is today commonly a port town with each industrial harbor, fishing and marina. It is surrounded with the aid of a nature characterised through woodland and seashore, and especially the Dyrehaven and Feddet west of the town are very appealing herbal areas.

The animal garden is characterized via antique all right and two burial mounds, "Troldhoje". The forest extends all of the way to the coast, wherein a steep cliff forms the border with Faxe Bay with extensive views of Feddet, Jungshoved and Mon. But the cutting-edge name became given the metropolis, when Vemmetofte Monastery and the county of Bregentved in 1862 to 64 installed a port on the web site, which have to characteristic as loading vicinity for lime produced in Faxe Kalkbrud. An eastern harbor, the Port of Rosendals, built in 1870, is the doorway. The village was replaced in 1809. In the city lies the parish church Hylleholt Church, which turned into inaugurated in 1878.