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The island of Møn lies at the east end of the Storstrommen, the channel which divides the islands of Zealand and Falster. It is connected with Zealand by a bridge from Kalvehave and can be reached from Falster by crossing the Faro bridge (branch to the island of Bogø) or by taking the ferry from Stubbekøbbing to the island of Bogo and crossing the causeway from there to Møn.
Topography
The white chalk cliffs on the east of the island are one of Denmark's most beautiful natural features and a great tourist attraction. In addition, Møn, flat and fertile in the west, is interesting on account of its varied landscape - heathland, fields, meadows and marshes, as well as some fine bathing beaches.
Topography
The white chalk cliffs on the east of the island are one of Denmark's most beautiful natural features and a great tourist attraction. In addition, Møn, flat and fertile in the west, is interesting on account of its varied landscape - heathland, fields, meadows and marshes, as well as some fine bathing beaches.
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Møns Klint
Mons Klint is a prominent 128m high Chalk Cliff protruding above the sea. The white Cliff set against the blue sea is an attractive contrast.
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Fanefjord Church
The Fanefjord Church is known for its paintings by the Master of Elmelunde.
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Keldby Church
Keldby Church is an early 13th C brick church displaying fine frescoes and paintings that include the work of the Master of Elemunde.
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