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Møn is in Denmark.

This small island is situated just south of Zealand. It has about 11,000 inhabitants.

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The 2 main cities are Stege and Lendemarke which has around 2,000 inhabitants. Other noteworthy cities are Borre and Klintholm Havn on the eastern part of Møn.

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Most of the population speaks Danish, English and German. Swedish and Norwegian is widely understood.

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The white chalk cliffs of Møn are created from the shells of tiny animals and plants settling on what, 75 million years ago, was a tropical seabed. During the last ice age, the chalk was pushed to the surface by glaciers covering northern Europe. The cliffs are up to 100 meters (328 feet) tall.

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Go fossil hunting in the white chalk cliffs. Bring a hammer and chisel or similar, and start chipping in the chalk cliffs. Most common are belemnite fossils but others can also be found.

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The local disco closed a few years ago so your only options include: Toldboden on Storegade, where the beer is cheap and the customers average an age of over 50; Café Laika which will do fine if your looking to enjoy a small beer looking over the harbour; and Bryghuset which is a newly open Café and has the advantage of brewing their own beer, hence the name (House of Brew).

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