Attractions

Langelandsfortet

Langelandsfortet was a manned fort in the Navy until 1993, and is now a museum. It was established in 1953 to monitor and wartime prevent enemy ships passing through Langelandsbæltet. The means to do so were four gun emplacements equipped with 150 mm cannons. The fort's cannon positions were among others aims to stop Russian minesweepers. One of these positions is now opened to the public.
Down in the bunker, there is an opportunity to look at the hand gun and partly ammunition for this. There are also bedrooms with 12 berths to its workforce of 15 people.
Operation bunker was the fort's main nerve center. Here are the radar screen, plotterbord and short when the course of enemy ships and aircraft was plotted, and from here it's central command of artillery of the fort's 150 mm guns and anti-aircraft batteries in the north and south.
The bunker was manned around the clock and still appeared as fully operational. Se mere her>>>

Skovsgård manor

On Sydlangeland is Skovsgaard Manor, a beautiful old manor house with associated mill Skovsgaard Mill, which is newly restored and grind grain into flour on certain days.
The 387 hectare large estate is run as an organic demonstration farm with wheat production and forestry as the main sources of income.
On Skovsgaard Manor can in addition to the main building to view exhibits Tyende-, Vagon and Forestry Museum, Karet Mager museum and do activities in Nature workshop. Se mere her>>>

Tranekær Castle & park

A chateau park filled with art form "Land art"
Castle Park at Tranekær Castle is a popular destination with several thousand visitors a year. The park and the castle belonging to the family Ahlefeldtsgade-Laurvig, who in 1993 handed over the park's decor to TICKON - Tranekær International Centre for Art and Nature. Since then, more than 20 Danish and international artists have created their works in the park itself. These are so-called Land Art - an art form, which means that they often gigantic works of art built on the site of organic material, including wood, soil and stone. This creates works that become part of nature, but which is subject to nature's destructive forces at some time completely disappear. Se mere her>>>

Valdemars slot

A visit to the castle and manor museum is also a visit to a fantastic, wonderful, magnificent home and behind the old thick walls of the main building, there are a world of experiences. When you come up the stately main staircase, one enters another world where the historical atmosphere brings you on a journey back to ancient times, when princes and princesses, barons and baronesses moved around in the impressive surroundings. Visitors can freely walk around the beautiful living rooms, halls and chambers, and you are overwhelmed by the hospitable experience. Se mere her>>>

Medicine gardens in Tranekær

In Medicine gardens are more than 450 different plants, which either affect contemporary medicine or have been previously used in the folk medicine. There is brought four themed gardens: "Garden of breathing and circulation," "Haven of urinary and genital tract," "Haven for digestion, metabolism and nutrition" and "Garden for nervous system and musculoskeletal system." The seas surrounded by an arboretum with many trees with medical importance ". Each theme garden is 800m2 and there are short, descriptive signs at all plants. When Medicine gardens are expanded, there will be six themed gardens.
Medicine gardens cared for and planned by volunteers, and most are pensioners. Se mere her>>>

Tobaksladen

Dry Laden in Tranekær is the only one in Denmark, which still stands in its original place. It was built towards the end of the second world war of smallholder Hans Hansen. Here you can text and images due to tobacco history in Denmark. Under the ceiling hangs the large tobacco leaves which are strung on cords to dry. Se mere her>>>

Wild horses on south langeland

The wild horses are partly on the large area near Dovns Klint in southern Langeland and on a smaller area by Klise Nor.
The area at the lazy Klint is so large that it sometimes may be difficult to see the horses.
The Exmoor ponies in Sydlangeland are called "wild", since they are allowed to live without human interference. The herd of approximately 50 horses lives in a big enclosure of 100 hectares throughout the year. The horses live as a wild herd without direct contact to humans and are therefore behaving naturally with a hierarchy among themselves. There are only very few places you have the opportunity to experience horses as herd animals with a lead stallion steering the flock. The horses are out all year, and find their own food. Se mere her>>>