Old Windmills
A look into the history of Langeland.
Photo: Langeland Turistbureau
It is said that there have been 31 mills on Langeland over time, all of them listed for grain processing. Some of these mills are now privately owned, others have disappeared completely and three are open to the public.
Photo: Turist- og Erhvervsforeningen Langeland
Rudkøbing Mill
Since the 17th century there has been a mill on Rudkøbing rampart.
Photo: Turist- og Erhvervsforeningen Langeland
Photo: VisitLangeland
Tranekær Slotsmølle
At Tranekær Castle Mill, the wings turn and the mill grinds flour
Photo: Magnus Berg Pedersen
Lindelse Mill
The mill is protected and cannot currently be inspected.
Photo: VisitLangeland
Strynø Mill
Discover the original Dutch mill from 1832, beautifully situated on the waterfront.
Photo: VisitLangeland
Bagenbjerg Mill
Bagenbjerg Mill is newly restored and beautifully maintained on the outside, while the interior is still being restored.
Photo: Sylvest Jensen Luftfoto
Village History: Bjerreby Mølle
As a machine, Bjerreby turbine bears witness to one of the early stages in the history of wind technology.
