Sorø Bykontor is the municipality's official tourist information point, housed in Sorø Library on Storgade - one of the town's oldest buildings, erected by Christian IV in 1623-25. Visitors can book guided tours of Sorø Klosterkirke and Sorø Akademi, reserve seats on the small excursion boat Lille Claus, and buy tickets for local events. The office also sells travel cards and period passes.
Storgade 7, 4180 Sorø
Opening hours follow the library's staffed opening hours
Guided walk through Sorø exploring Ludvig Holberg's life and influence on Sorø Academy, starting with coffee and cake at the museum and visiting key historical sites including his sarcophagus.
Medieval archaeologist Martin Pavón explores the National Museum's 1891 excavations at the Hvideslægten family estate, uncovering remains from the Viking Age and Middle Ages.
The Book Film Club gathers to discuss Stina Askow's novel and watch Hella Joof's film adaptation. Read the book beforehand and join the discussion before and after the screening.
The documentary FRø explores the importance of seeds for biodiversity and the future. Director Isabelle Denaro gives an introduction before the screening and facilitates discussion afterward, focusing on local action opportunities.
Community singing event on Sorø Lake led by Erik Lindsø with piano accompaniment by Marianne.
Museum inspector Ida Lehrmann Madsen guides visitors through Sorø's art history, followed by coffee and cake at the museum café, then a visit to the Gravel Art 7 exhibition of site-specific artworks.
