Margueritruten Lindeskov-Lykkesholm - Ørbæk, Danmark - National Scenic Byways on Waymarking.com

Margueritruten er 4.218 naturskønne kilometer gennem Danmark. Ruten kan både køres i bil og på cykel.
Margueritruten blev indviet i 1991. Ruten blev, som en hyldest til Dronning Margrethe II, navngivet efter dronningen, og symbolet for ruten er inspireret af det smykke, som dronningens mor, Ingrid, fik lavet til sit bryllup med den senere kong Frederik IX i 1935.
Denne del af Margueritruten fra Lindeskov til Lykkesholm er 3,5 km Den snoede vej følger skov og bakker. Forbi en gammel vandmølle, et gammelt voldsted og det smukke gule slot, Lykkesholm.




The Marguerite Route is 4,218 scenic kilometers through Denmark. The route can be driven both by car and by bicycle.
The Marguerite Route was inaugurated in 1991. The route was, as a tribute to Queen Margrethe II, named after the Queen, and the symbol of the route is inspired by the jewelry that the Queen's mother, Ingrid, had made for her wedding to the later King Frederik IX in 1935. .
This part of the Marguerite route from Lindeskov to Lykkesholm is 3.5 km. The winding road follows forest and hills. Past an old watermill, an old rampart and the beautiful yellow castle, Lykkesholm.


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Program: Other Website: [Web Link] Official Name: The Marguerite Route

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