Ringsted, situated on Zealand, the largest and most popular island of Denmark, is about 60 kilometers away from Copenhagen, the Danish capital. The city, which is located within the borders of the municipality known by the same name, is an important transit point for the region. For this reason, it is visited every year by many people, especially those engaged in international trade. It is possible to travel easily from Ringsted to both Jutland and Funen thanks to its location right in the middle of the island.
You can take advantage of ferries or travel by plane to visit other islands, the Danish mainland and European countries.
You should definitely visit the Danish Tram Museum near Jystrup as exploring Ringsted and its around. Those who are interested in old trams can set out on a journey in the realm of fairy tales at the museum, which opens the door to a colorful atmosphere for its visitors. You can make your Ringsted trip enjoyable by taking pictures of old trams painted in various colors. Ringsted Train Station could be your next stop in the city, with its train services to many spots in the country.
St. Bendts Church, one of the oldest brick churches in Scandinavia, is among the must-see historical buildings of Ringsted. This building, moreover, hosts the graves of some of the former royal members of Denmark. Walking a little from the church, you can reach the main street of the city, where you can continue your journey by wandering about the small shops located side-by-side.
For shopping, you can go to the shopping centers such as the Ringsted Outlet Center and RingStedet. In addition to the shopping stores in RingStedet, there are also the cafés and restaurants where you can relax and enjoy delicious Danish dishes and desserts when you take a break from shopping. Remember to taste a few glasses of the tasty beers of the region, especially during the summer months.
Jørgen Roed, a painter who lived in the golden age of Danish art of painting, Sophus Schandorph, the Danish novelist and poet, the film actor Per Gundmann, the Danish boxer Omar Hermansen and the former footbal player Ulrich Vinzents are some of the famous figures of the city.
With a very deep history dating back to the beginning of the previous millenium, Ringsted whets its visitors' appetite with delightful dishes. The city is expecially popular in Danish and French cuisines.
The city where you can enjoy very tasty Italian and Japanese dishes is an ideal place for meat-lovers to leave the city satisfied. If you prefer something that is more well-known and familiar, you can try the salmon. Generally served with fresh herbs and mashed potatoes, the salmon is certainly both filling and very delicious.