Historical walking tour of Lohals – from the Stone Age to the present day

From the Stone Age to the present day in Lohals

Join us on a guided historical tour of Lohals, where local guide Tessa Clausen will tell you about the town from the Stone Age to the present day. The tour offers a vivid insight into the area’s development, local stories and the traces that can still be seen in the harbour town today.

Local stories told with a personal touch

Lohals is a charming harbour town on northern Langeland, where the forest, harbour and coast lie close together. During the tour, the story is told at eye level, so that curious visitors, history enthusiasts and locals alike can gain new perspectives on the town.

The walking tour takes place in and around Lohals, where the harbour setting provides a lovely backdrop to the stories. Here you’ll have the chance to explore the town at a leisurely pace and learn more about how nature, people and history have shaped the area over time.

Practical information

Date: 23 July and 13 August 2026

Time: 10.00–11.30

Language: Danish

Meeting point: Banjen, Lohalshavn 5A

Guide: Tessa Clausen

Price: 50 kr. per person – payable to the guide

Booking: No booking required

Organiser: Langeland Tourist and Business Association

Nearby attractions

Make the tour part of a day out in Lohals. Nearby, you can explore Vestre Stigtehave – also known as Troldeskoven or Trylleskoven – enjoy beach life at Lohals Nordstrand, or head on towards Frankeklint Lighthouse and the northern tip of Langeland. Lohals is a great starting point for short walks, nature experiences and time by the water.