Faxe

Faxe is a town in eastern Denmark, located on the island of Zealand in Region Zealand. It is the administrative center of Faxe Municipality. The town lies along the Faxe Å river and serves as a local hub for the surrounding rural communities. The area around Faxe has roots dating to the Middle Ages, with the parish church as a long-standing landmark.

A notable nearby feature is Faxe Kalkbrud, a large limestone quarry, which remains a visible and geologically significant part of the landscape. The quarry area has become a point of interest for visitors, and its waters and cliffs illustrate regional geology.

The local economy combines services, light industry, and agriculture, with many residents working in nearby towns. Faxe is served by regional road connections and local bus services, placing it within easy reach of larger towns on Zealand.

Culturally, Faxe hosts local associations, schools, and community facilities that serve residents and contribute to regional life. The town maintains its role as a focal point for the surrounding countryside while being closely linked to other communities on Zealand.

See also: Faxe Municipality.