Ane Marken

Ane Marken in Nakskov is an art site connected to the large-scale stone project Dodekalitten on Lolland. Created by artist Thomas Kadziol, it is described as an inspiration and early step towards the well-known stone faces at Ravnsby. The site offers a more low-key encounter with the ideas and forms that later developed into the larger work. It is a modest stop rather than a full destination, but for travellers curious about contemporary art on Lolland, it adds context and depth to a visit to Dodekalitten itself.

Visit Ane Marken if you are interested in Thomas Kadziol’s work and want to understand the development leading to Dodekalitten. The site provides a quieter, earlier expression of the same artistic vision. It is best seen as a short, focused stop that complements a broader art-themed detour on Lolland rather than a stand-alone destination.

Worth a brief detour if you are already interested in Dodekalitten or contemporary art on Lolland.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

30-45 minutes

Best time to visit

Daytime, in clear weather, so you can see the artworks and surroundings properly.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Halsted Kloster Park

  Park · 3.3 km

• Skovlænge Kirke

  Church · 3.4 km

• Dronning Sophies Hus - Halsted Kloster

  Art gallery · 3.5 km

• Halsted Abbey

  Historic building · 3.5 km

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  Søllested Kirke

  Church · 3.6 km

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  Nordlunde Kirke

  Church · 5.1 km

Frequently asked

What is Ane Marken in relation to Dodekalitten?

Ane Marken is described as an inspiration and precursor to Dodekalitten, the large stone-face art project on Lolland by Thomas Kadziol. It represents an earlier stage in the artist’s work, giving a sense of the ideas and forms that later became Dodekalitten. If you are planning to see the stone figures at Ravnsby, Ane Marken can help you understand how the project evolved.

Is Ane Marken worth visiting if I am going to Dodekalitten anyway?

If you are mainly interested in seeing the large stone faces, Dodekalitten itself will likely be your main goal. Ane Marken is a smaller, more modest stop best suited to travellers who enjoy following an artist’s process. If you like contemporary art and have time for a short detour in Nakskov, it can add context to your Dodekalitten visit.

How long should I plan to spend at Ane Marken?

Ane Marken is a relatively small, focused art site rather than a big attraction, so most visitors can see it comfortably in under an hour. Allow around half an hour to look around, take in the setting and link what you see here with your impressions of Dodekalitten elsewhere on Lolland. You can then continue your drive without needing to adjust your day too much.

Can I visit Ane Marken as a short stop from the Margueritruten?

Yes, Ane Marken works well as a brief side trip from the Margueritruten in the Nakskov area. It suits travellers who appreciate contemporary art and want to see how Dodekalitten developed. Because it is a compact stop, you can usually fit it into a day that also includes other places in and around Nakskov and western Lolland without needing a large time buffer.

What can I combine with a visit to Ane Marken nearby?

Ane Marken can be combined with other stops in the Nakskov and western Lolland area. For a contrast with historical surroundings, you could visit Halsted Abbey or Dronning Sophies Hus at Halsted Kloster. If you prefer some time outdoors, Halsted Kloster Park offers a more natural setting to balance your short, art-focused stop at Ane Marken.

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