Besøg Langeland | 284 km² Spisesteder, Overnatning, Seværdigheder, Hatbakker & Færge

How big is Langeland and why does the island have this name? Langeland is an island located between Funen, Tåsinge, Ærø to the west and Lolland to the east in the Langeland Belt, the southern part of the Great Belt. The island stretches over 52 km in length and up to 11 km in width, with a total area of 284 km² and a population of 12,071 in 2022. Rudkøbing, the island's largest city, is a central residential town. Where do you sail to Langeland and what is the route like? LANGELANDSLINJEN offers a ferry connection between Spodsbjerg on Langeland and Tårs on Lolland with a crossing time of 45 minutes. How can you get to Langeland? There are bus services such as buses 912 and 913 that run daily throughout the year and connect the island from north to south. The school buses only run on weekdays and not during the school holidays. The island is also landlocked with Funen via a bridge from Rudkøbing to Siø and a low bridge from Siø to Tåsinge, which is connected to a high bridge to Svendborg. What is Langeland known for? Langeland is particularly known for its "hat hills" and has the world's highest concentration of stone nozzles per square kilometers. What is there to experience in Langeland? Explore Langeland and discover a variety of exciting experiences, from Denmark's oldest inhabited castle, Tranekær Castle, to Cold War history at the Cold War Museum Langelandsfort. Explore the world of fishing at Fiskeriets Hus or experiment with electromagnetism at H. C. Ørsted Exhibition. Delve into the island's history at the Langelands Museum and visit stone carvings at Fortidsminde Ravnebjerg. Also take the trip to old windmills, beautiful churches, charming towns and islands, and explore Langeland's artists and craftsmen. Enjoy the beautiful nature with "hat hills," beaches, cliffs, forests and bird sanctuaries. Can you walk around Langeland? Experience a world of beauty and adventure at Langeland. Whether you prefer quiet walks or more challenging hiking, there is a route for you. From the Øhavsstien along the coast to the 139 km around the island. Audio walks and guided tours allow for exploration. Spend the night in the middle of nature in a tent or shelter, or choose glamping for extra comfort. Visit Langeland and let yourself be seduced by the beauty of nature in the island's magical landscapes.