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Liselund Slot is a country manor founded by the hugenot Antoine de la Calmette on the east end of Møn island, near the famous chalk cliffs of Møns Klint. Though the park looks natural, it is a masterpiece of horticulture created in the 1790s, and took eight years to come into existence.
Being situated in the southern part of the park with the front looking northeast, it is impossible to photograph this smallest palace of Denmark in brilliant sunlight as it is surrounded by very high old trees. A footpath leads down to the northern section of the white cliffs.

I admit it's the classic view, perhaps enabling the visitor to see more details. The little pond's surface is covered completely with a type of water plants with small leaves, making it shine like white paper in the brilliant sunlight.