Hidden stories from the past
Discover ancient monuments and hidden stories on Langeland. Visit impressive stone dolmens, passage graves or the lost city in picturesque surroundings.
→ Walk in the footsteps of the island’s first inhabitants
For thousands of years, Langeland was populated by small groups of hunter-gatherers who lived off the land.
Stone Age life, burial customs and early surgical methods was found in Langeland's finest passage grave in Hulbjerg near Bagenkop.
Discover Langeland's most impressive long dolmen. At 48.5 metres in length and with 77 kerbstones, King Humble's grave from the Stone Age is unique.
One of Denmark's 29 relatively rare double passage graves built in the Neolithic period can be found on the island of Langeland
The story of a 16th century fishing village where archaeological finds reveal a life closely linked to fishing and trade with Europe.
Child-friendly walks
The project Langelands Hidden Stories is supported by the Danish Outdoor Council and developed by VisitLangeland and Langelands Museum.
