Herrings

This distinctive building with its prominent position on the waterfront was built in 1848 by N.S.…

In the years 1976-77 and again in 2000 archaeological excavations revealed remains of a significant…

This warehouse was built in 1855 by merchant Anton Wulff. Back then, the merchant’s house consisted…

When people from Western Møn went to Stege with commodities, they had to cross a bridge to get…

Sct. Knudsstræde, whose name arise from Saint Knud, who was a saint for all trade, leads directly to…

Back when the castle was still standing, the garden that stretches from Søndersti to the large white…

In the Middle Ages, Denmark was bristling with fortifications, several of them with moats, ramparts…

The low half-timbered house situated at Storegade is the only preserved part of the original merchant…

Møllebrøndsstræde was formerly named Nørrestræde. It stretches today exactly as in the 17th century,…

Now, cross Rådhusgade and continue on that part of the ramparts where the home ‘Birkely’ is located…

Above the door, you will notice a nice plaque with Frederik IV’s monogram and the year 1703. In 1697…

On the left of the last part of the ramparts, lies a large, red brick building, which is now adapted…

Continue left from the path of the ramparts on to Langelinie. Pass the Private Hospital and the…

Now follow Nørresti, which is not marked on old maps, as this was where the shoreline went back in…

Now you are standing exactly where Stege in the 1100s originated as a small fishing village on the…

Farverstræde emerged as a narrow passage between the former Langestræde and the Stege main square…

Now, you are standing in one of Stege’s most significant merchant houses, which has spread over the…

This herring is located at Dragestræde no. 6, but before continuing right on to Rådhusgade, just take…

In the early Middle Ages, this street only led from the town’s main square and halfway towards the…

The stately house on the corner of Rådhusgade and the town square was designed by one of Denmark’s…

If you have chosen the short walking route, you have not yet seen Mølleporten and the old gate for…

Now, from Gåsetorvet you have to walk back along with the equal house numbers of Storegade. The first…

Here at the corner of Storegade and Sct. Knudsstræde, a large merchant’s house was built. In 1784,…

For many years, the Fog’s house and courtyard belonged to the merchant Carøe. Here, a grocery store…

Torvestræde – i.e the street at the square - has existed all the way back to Stege’s earliest times…

You could write several books about Morten Reenberg who gave his name to this house and court. Very…

Det nord/syd vendte hus, der går fra Kirkepladsen og ud til Provstestræde, blev bygget i 1400-tallet…

Provstestræde was originally just a modest and narrow passage along the church wall. It is, with its…

Store- and Lille Kirkestræde (i.e little and greater church street) formed, together with a stretch…

Of course, the walk has to end in an old merchant's courtyard! Here, you can certainly feel the life…

When standing at herring no. 1 - at the tourist office / House of Møn - and looking south west across…