Lolland Attractions

The island of Lolland lies to the west of Falster, facing the German Baltic coast. Not counting Greenland, Lolland is the third largest Danish island after Zealand and Funen. The islands of Lolland, Falster and Møn, together with the nearby smaller islands, are known by the Danes as the "South Sea Islands".

Economy

Lolland is still an area with little industry. The largest undertakings are concentrated around Nakskov. The most important branch of the economy is the growing of sugar beet, with sugar refineries at Nakskov and Sakskøbing; fishing has declined in importance.