Langeland's most popular sights
What do you feel like?
Langeland has many different attractions, so it's easy to find something for everyone.
You can choose from such diverse things as: Cold War Museum, souvenarium, old windmills, manor houses and much more.
Nature can also be an attraction in itself: 152 km beach, cliffs, forests and bird sanctuaries.
There are a number of areas on Langeland where nature is managed using cattle and wild horses
In the heart of Langeland’s idyllic countryside lies one of the Cold War’s silent witnesses: Langelands Fort. Today the fort has been transformed into the popular Cold War Museum, which is now one of Langeland’s biggest tourist attractions. Here both young and old can go exploring, both above and below ground.
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.
Stone Age life, burial customs and early surgical methods was found in Langeland's finest passage grave in Hulbjerg near Bagenkop.
The World-class glacial landscape on Langeland
Discover the unique landscape created more than 10,000 years ago in the South Funen Archipelago UNESCO Global Geopark.
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Explore history and visit Langeland's many stone dolmens, passage graves or the lost city
