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Køge Ferries
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More About Køge
Køge, city, eastern Sjælland (Zealand), Denmark. The city lies on Køge Bay of The Sound.
First mentioned in the 11th century and chartered in 1288, it became a market centre and base for herring fisheries in the late 13th century. In 1677 Admiral Niels Juel won a great naval victory over the Swedes in the bay.
Medieval remains include St. Nicholas Church (1324, rebuilt c. 1500), from the tower of which captured Wendish pirates (“Køge’s Chickens”) were hanged in the 14th century; the town hall (1570); and many old timbered houses (the oldest dates from 1527), one of which is the city museum. Industries include rubber and paint factories, sawmills, and chemical works. The land between Copenhagen and Køge is now an almost continuous strip of coastal suburbs.
The oldest half-timbered house in Denmark can be found in Køge. It was built in 1527 and is now a part of the local library.
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Køge – Living History
The town of Køge to the south of Copenhagen has some of the oldest and best-preserved edifices in Denmark. Examples include the oldest half-timbered house and largest and best-kept medieval town square, Køge Torv.
The town centre in general has many other half-timbered buildings, also well preserved. Yet for all its history, Køge is also a lively fishing port, catches arriving daily in the main port, with market days on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A little further away in the town, the marina provides berths for yachts and sailboats.
The practical and ‘built to last’ approach can be seen in many parts of the town, including the Sankt Nicolai church, which also contains a lighthouse. The town hall is the oldest one in Denmark still in use.
The Køge museum can enlighten you on the local witch hunts of 400 years ago, while the art museum close to it has on display the original model for Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid. The miniature town, Køge Miniby, shows how the town looked in 1865, reduced in size by a factor of 10.
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Best Price Guarantee - We always offer you our lowest available Bornholmstrafikken Ferry Line passenger and car ferries ticket price to and from Koge. There are no hidden extras or surprises such as added fuel surcharges or booking fees and we also we do not charge you anything extra for paying with a Visa Electron card. The price we quote for your selected Koge ferry ticket, onboard accommodation and vehicle type is all you will pay, and that's a promise!
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