Fensmark

Fensmark is a city on South Zealand with five,049 inhabitants, positioned on the pinnacle of Maglebjerg Bakke, northeast of Naestved in Fensmark Sogn, Naestved Municipality and belongs to Region Zealand. Until January 1, 2007, Fensmark changed into the capital of Holmegaard Municipality, where the neighboring towns of Holme-Olstrup and Toksvard had been additionally subordinated, and then it became part of Naestved Municipality.

Fensmark is the second one biggest city in Naestved Municipality, best passed through Næstved. North of the town is Holmegaard Mose, that is considered one of Denmark's largest excessive bathrooms. Northwest borders the town to Stenskoven, where you bypass through the inn to the motel, Gulerodshuset. From the lodge, there's a rustic avenue to Naestved and to the north to Ringsted. The city originally grew up round Holmegaard Glassworks. Fensmark consisted of two towns for many years. The buildings round Holmegaard Glasvaerk, in folklores referred to as 'the glass city', and then the actual Fensmark metropolis across the town's church and major streets, Holmegaardsvej and Naestvedvej.The two neighborhoods are but no longer seen.