The antique map titled ‘Lalandia, Falstria et Mona Insvlae In Mari Balthico’ was created in 1665 and shows the three islands of Lolland, Falster and Mon in the Baltic Sea. At this time, Denmark was a powerful kingdom with a rich cultural and economic history. It was also a major player in the Northern European region and shared borders with Germany. The map may reveal some of the key towns and cities that were central to the country’s development, including Nykøbing Falster, Sakskøbing and Vordingborg. Overall, this map provides a fascinating glimpse into Denmark during the early 17th century.