Are you looking for beautiful scenes on Langeland? We have collected five beautiful spots, all of which have a special meaning to Langeland - and which do particularly well on Instagram.
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Ristinge Cliff
There is access to the cliff and the beach from the parking spaces and trails.
TICKON - Tranekær Internationale Center for Art and Nature
Take a walk around Tranekær Castle’s park and see the Land-Art installations created by internationally acclaimed artists here - an organic interplay between art and nature.
For some 11,000 years the black squirrel has been Denmark’s “the king of the trees”. The black squirrel was once an endangered colour variant of the European red squirrel, but a “rescue mission” has now secured its survival. Today the black squirrel is thriving in the woodlands of North Langeland.
Tranekær Castle is Denmark's oldest inhabited house, beautifully situated on a hat hill with its iconic red colour. The castle is run as a modern farming and forestry business and visitors can enjoy trails in the park with unique trees. Discover the history of the castle through guided tours or hire it for exclusive corporate events with gastronomy and accommodation.
