Castle town Tranekær is unique in Denmark since Count Frederik Ahlefeldt-Laurvig (1760-1832) wanted a city reminiscent of a German principality. He built several buildings and brought foreign craftsmen and officials to the city.
Tranekær kan i gamle sagn spores tilbage til Næssekongen af det nordlige Langeland, Kong Tran, som menes at have lagt navn til byen. Et andet charmerende bud på navnets oprindelse er de mange tranepar som yngler i området.
Lensgreve Frederik Ahlefeldt-Laurvig (1760-1832), også kaldet Generalen, ønskede en hel unik by omkring Tranekær Slot. Hans interesse for kunst og kultur udviklede i den grad byen, og han bragte flere udenlandske arbejdere og kunstnere til byen, hvis efterkommere stadig findes på Langeland.
The first signal on the beach of Botofte Strand dates from1858, at that time a light could be raised to the height of 4m with the help of a hoist.
The Archipelago Trail between Tranekær and Dageløkke is a beautiful walk along the west coast of Langeland. You will also walk trough old, crooked forests and enjoy long sections offering fantastic vi...
A 20.5km long tour that can either start in Tullebølle or at Tranekær Castle. This tour is around 2 hours in length. The Tranekær Route is a relaxing round trip which takes you past sights such as the...
The long dolmens location is right beside the water on the west coast of Langeland.
Routes of 2.4km or 4.4km - the woods at Stengade are a lush, hilly area just to the north of Spodsbjerg. It is said that it was here that Adam Oehlenschläger wrote the Danish national anthem. The wood...
Here is a rich bird life and you can see, among other sea eagles hunt and if you are lucky to hear the bittern.
Enjoy a horseback tour in the wonderful countryside around Tranekær on Langeland. See the woods and beaches in a different way from the back of an Icelandic Horse.
Try a guided tour on Segway - It is fun, it is fantastic and everybody can learn how to ride a Segway. Enjoy the beautiful nature with our guide.
We ride on the small roads, forest paths and beach whil...
Lauge Voight's hynea pokes it's nose out of the art tower and takes in the beautiful view over the Botofte's woods and wetlands.
In Art Tower 4 near Korsebølle, Jette Nevers - who is often considered to be Denmark's leading weaver - allows a flock of birds to take off from (or land on) one of her carpets.
