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Danish island
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Langeland is an island in the South Funen Archipelago in southern Denmark, 50 kilometres from north to south, and home to about 12,000 people (2018). The island produces grain and is known as a recreational and wellness tourism area.
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Cold war museum in 1952 naval defense fortress.
The castle have 10 guided tours in Jun-Jul, but you can also stroll the parks.
12 tiny transformer station towers now used for art exhibitions.
Small town midway south
Small harbourtown in the southend.
Small harbourtown in the northend
Small villageplace around beautiful castle. The park can be visited, the castle not.
Collection of books in old farmhouse decorated by Daniel Weech
Tomb of King Humble
A long barrow, about 4000 years old. According to legend, it is the burial place of King Humble, who is mentioned in the medieval chronicle Gesta Danorum as being the second king of Denmark.
Museumship
An old wooden sail ship that does a few open day-cruises during the summer, and is also available for charter.
Bike rental
Steaks and seafood. Has a nice terrace.
A mansion turned hotel.
Skrøbelev Manor
Emmerbølle Camping
A waterfront camping and cabin site with a large pool. Suitable for children.
A flea market.
By bus
It takes around 30 minutes by bus from Svendborg to Rudkøbing with Fynbus lines 911-914 (912 stops at the ferry terminal).
By ferry
The port in Rudkøbing is open to both leisure sailors and commercial traffic, and there are regular ferries to Strynø and Marstal on Ærø.
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