Cities and Islands

Mette Johnsen

VisitLangeland

Byer og øer

Rudkøbing

North

Spodsbjerg, Lohals, Tranekær and Tullebølle

Vilde heste løber gennem et vandhul på Sydlangeland

South

Bagenkop, Ristinge and Humble

Strynø

Experience the tight-knit community on Strynø.

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Nordlangeland

Langeland Turistbureau

The Village at Tranekær Castle

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.

Solen står op på en dejlig forårsdag på Langeland og skinner over de grønner marker og fyrtårnet ved Hou,

Mads Kirkegaard, Colourbox

Lohals and Hou

Lohals is Langeland’s northernmost city.

Dageløkke Havn

Emmerbølle, Dageløkke, Stoense and Snøde

Experiences in the area around the towns of Emmerbølle, Dageløkke, Stoense and Snøde

Mads Zangenberg

Visit Tullebølle

Experiences near Tullebølle.

Aerial view of a ferry having just entered Spodsbjerg Harbour, Langeland on a sunny evening.

Daniel Villadsen

Visit Spodsbjerg

A seaport facing east with a ferry to Lolland

Rudkøbing og Strynø

P. Qvist, Colourbox

Visit Rudkøbing

Rudkøbing, which is Langeland’s biggest city, is a cosy old market town with old, wellkept merchant houses, small town houses and winding roads with cobble stones, and at the same time, it is the place to make a good deal and get good, oldfashioned service.