GeoCenter Møns Klint

GeoCenter Møns Klint is the visitor centre at the chalk cliffs in eastern Møn, at Stengårdsvej 8 in Borre. It has an exhibition on 70 million years of Earth's history and a 3D cinema. Outside, the fossil hunt, a climbing course and the stairs down to the beach start here. It is open from Easter to the end of October; from 31 October 2026 to 20 March 2027 the building stays closed. A ticket costs 155 DKK for adults and 100 DKK for children aged 3 to 11, parking 45 DKK (as of October 2026). Since 13 July 2025 the cliff has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to moensklint.dk, Vordingborg Municipality and the GeoCenter were behind the application.

What the GeoCenter shows

The main exhibition is called "Hvor Danmark blev født", in English "Where Denmark was born". It is built into the cliff and takes you through about 70 million years in the order of the geological ages. First, Denmark lies under a tropical sea where predatory marine reptiles hunt and billions of tiny chalk algae form the chalk that Møns Klint is made of. Then about two thirds of all life dies out; the GeoCenter names meteorite impacts and supervolcanoes as the cause. In the ice age, glaciers push the chalk layers upwards and shape the hills of Høje Møn. The last part is about the nature of Østmøn, where a few species have their last habitat in Denmark. The page Chalk cliffs of Møn explains why the wall looks the way it does; how the island formed is covered under Geology of Møn.

There are also smaller exhibitions: "Kridthavets fossiler" with fossils and Danekræ, an amber exhibition ("En tidsrejse i rav"), one on flint ("Da flint var magt") and one on biodiversity. Two virtual reality stations let you fly as a peregrine falcon or stand at the cliff edge at Sommerspiret ("Den Mønske Manddomsprøve").

You see dinosaurs in the 3D cinema. The programme includes "T.Rex", "Walking with Dinosaurs" and "Flight of the Butterflies" at 20 minutes each, and "Sea Monsters" at 40 minutes. The visit is included in the ticket. The programme changes daily, and you reserve your seat when you buy the ticket. According to the GeoCenter, "T.Rex" and "Sea Monsters" also run in German.

Fossil hunt, climbing and guided tours

The guided fossil hunt starts at the playground by the blue flags, five minutes before access opens. It takes about an hour and ends on the beach. It costs 25 DKK on top of the ticket, and you book it when you buy the ticket. Typical finds are sea urchins, belemnites, giant oysters, sponges and shells; with luck you may keep a fossil that is 70 million years old. In 2026 there were two tours a day, at 11 am and 2 pm, at Easter, Ascension, Whitsun, from 27 June to 28 August and in the autumn break. The tour is not suitable for people with walking difficulties, wheelchair users or women in late pregnancy; a private guide costs 800 DKK per hour (as of October 2026).

The climbing course in the Klinteskoven also costs 25 DKK on top of the ticket. Tree climbing is possible from age 6, the rope course from age 8 and 135 cm, the cable ride from age 10 and 145 cm. At the end you go down a 120 m zip line. In 2026 there were time slots only on selected days between 12 pm and 4 pm; you book a slot when you buy the ticket. In summer there is also a guided mountain bike tour from 2 pm to 4 pm through the Klinteskoven, from age 12, with bike and helmet for 25 DKK extra.

Opening hours and tickets 2026

The hours change several times a year. This is how they were in 2026 (as of October 2026):

The hours from Easter 2027 were not yet on moensklint.dk in October 2026. Check the site before you go.

Tickets 2026: adults 155 DKK, children aged 3 to 11 100 DKK, children aged 0 to 2 free. Online you save 10 DKK per person. The week ticket (seven days from the first visit) costs 200 DKK for adults and 145 DKK for children. Groups of 10 or more pay 135 DKK and 85 DKK, and the season pass cost 250 DKK and 195 DKK in 2026.

With children

Children up to 2 years pay no admission, from 3 to 11 years it is 100 DKK. In the workshop, children and adults make things together, for example stone animals, or build an insect hotel; nature guides answer questions about finds from the beach. The workshop is included in the ticket but is open only on public holidays, in the autumn break and in the summer holidays. The building has a changing area, and wheelchairs and prams can be borrowed free of charge. Tree climbing is possible from age 6. You will find more ideas for families, also for rainy days, under Møn with children.

Directions, parking and bus

From Stege it is about 20 km and around 25 minutes by car on road 287 (OpenStreetMap routing, as of October 2026). From Zealand you take exit 41 on the E47/E55, from Falster exit 42, and follow the signs. The journey to Møn itself is described under Arrival to the island of Møn.

1. 11: GeoCenter Møns Klint
2. 22: Møns Klint (cliff)
3. 33: Camp Møns Klint
4. 44: Liselund
5. 55: Stege

• Parking: 45 DKK, the plate is registered at the entrance and you pay with the QR code or at the machine in front of the main entrance. Motorhomes and caravans may park during the day, but you may not stay overnight on the car park. Parking is free at Camp Møns Klint and at Liselund.
• Electric car: There are eight Clever charging points with 22 kW (type 2).
• Bus: Route 678 runs from Stege to the GeoCenter, but only from 29 March to 31 October. Route 667 from Stege to Klintholm Havn runs all year; from the Magleby stop it is 5.5 km on foot or by bike to the cliff. Bikes are allowed on the bus. Times are on rejseplanen.dk.
• Bicycle: Rental is available in Stege and in summer in Borre. Routes for cyclists are described under Panorama bike routes.

Stairs and paths to the beach

From the GeoCenter you walk to the cliff edge in a few minutes. The Maglevandstrappen starts here and has 497 steps; according to Naturstyrelsen it is the longest staircase in Denmark. The Grårygtrappen has 468 steps. For wheelchairs, walkers and prams there is a 267 m long boardwalk at the GeoCenter to several viewpoints, which opened in 2013 (Naturstyrelsen). How safe the beach is, when stairs may be closed and where the hiking trails lead is described on the page Chalk cliffs of Møn. More walks can be found under Hiking on Møn.

Food at the GeoCenter

Café Møns Klint has seating indoors and a terrace at the cliff edge. The menu follows Danish cooking with seasonal salads, homemade frikadeller, apple tart and rhubarb trifle. There is also ice cream in 18 flavours. The menu changes between low season (28 March to 26 June and 29 August to 30 October 2026) and high season (27 June to 28 August 2026). Opening hours are on cafemoensklint.dk. During the winter closure, ask in advance. The page Restaurants on Møn shows more options.

Combining it with Camp Møns Klint and Liselund

The campsite Camp Møns Klint is 3.0 km away, Liselund about 6 km (OpenStreetMap routing, as of October 2026). The park of Liselund Castle reaches the cliffs and makes a good second stop; the campsite is described under Camping on Møn. According to moensklint.dk, the GeoCenter itself offers a programme for more than one day, and there are also the Klinteskoven and the beach. On the page Weather and best time you can see when a visit pays off.

You can stay overnight in Borre and Klintholm Havn or at the campsite. Naturstyrelsen runs a shelter site south of the GeoCenter at Storeklint, which you book in advance at book.naturstyrelsen.dk. Houses, rooms and hotels are gathered under Holiday homes on Møn, Bed & Breakfast and Hotels on Møn.

Where to stay

Selected places to stay on Møn

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• Holiday home · Klintholm HavnSandet9.6 21 reviews7 guestsPrices on Booking.com: Sandet
• Holiday home · LiselundDanmønhus Hygge9.2 29 reviews6 guestsPrices on Booking.com: Danmønhus Hygge
• Guesthouse / B&B · Råbylille StrandBrakilde B&B9.1 122 reviews2 guestsPrices on Booking.com: Brakilde B&B

Selected by guest rating on Booking.com, as of 30 October 2026.

All places to stay on Møn

Sources and last update

As of 30 October 2026

• GeoCenter Møns Klint
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Priser og abningstider
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Hvor danmark blev fodt
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Fossiljagt
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: 3d cinema
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Workshop
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Tree climbing and cable car
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Mountain bike
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Plan your visit
• GeoCenter Møns Klint: Unesco world heritage
• GeoCenter Møns Klint
• Naturstyrelsen: Praktisk
• OpenStreetMap