Guided tour of Magleby Nor on South Langeland

Discover the ‘hat hills’ and local history

Join the Langeland Tourism and Business Association on a guided tour through the ‘hat hills’ of Vesteregn. Here, you’ll hear stories about the unique landscape, the local history of the area and the reclaimed Magleby Nor.

The tour takes place on foot with local guide Britta Andersen, who will lead you through an area where nature and cultural history are closely intertwined. Along the way, there’ll be plenty of time to look around, ask questions and learn more about the ‘hatbakker’, which are so characteristic of Langeland.

Magleby Nor and Vesteregn

Magleby Nor forms part of the southern Langeland landscape, where former inlets, fields and hills bear witness to both the forces of nature and human use of the area. This guided tour offers a fascinating insight into how the landscape has changed and why the area remains an exciting place to explore.

Practical information

Dates: 9 July 2026 and 6 August 2026

Time: 10.00–11.30

Language: Danish

Meeting point: By Magleby Church

Guide: Britta Andersen

Price: 50 kr., payable to the guide

Organiser: Langeland Tourism and Business Association

The tour takes place on foot through undulating countryside, and the terrain may vary along the route. Participants with prams, pushchairs or wheelchairs are advised to be aware that the route may pass through uneven terrain.

Nearby attractions

Whilst in the Magleby area, it’s well worth exploring more of South Langeland. Head on towards Bagenkop, visit the natural surroundings at Gulstav and Dovns Klint, or explore the countryside with the wild horses. The area is also part of the UNESCO Global Geopark ‘The South Funen Archipelago’, where Ice Age landscapes, coastal nature and local stories go hand in hand.