Dyssegaard is originally a 400-year-old half-timbered farm situated in the idyllic nature-filled Southern Zealand, about 10 km north of Vordingborg. The estate lies close to the highway exit “40,” and the driving time from the capital city of Copenhagen is less than one hour.

Flemming Johansen and Anne-Marie Buemann purchased the courtyard farm in deplorable condition in 1995, but since then, the buildings have been completely transformed. Today Dyssegaard stands out as a modern farm focusing on production, such as conventional farming and Christmas tree production. The area is about 50 hectares. Dyssegaard is situated in a culturally diverse part of Denmark; therefore, actions have been taken in order to develop further initiatives.

Dyssegaard can now offer Bed and Breakfast and an all-around holiday apartment for customers. As the Southern part of Zealand offers a great variety of wildlife, Dyssegaard also provides nature-related events.