
Langelandsfortet – an exciting experience close to Skrøbelev Gods
If you visit Langeland, Langelandsfortet is one of the island’s most fascinating sights.
Located on the southern tip near Bagenkop, the fort offers a rare insight into Denmark’s role during the Cold War –
with authentic installations, stories and exhibitions that bring history to life.
It is also an ideal excursion for guests staying at Skrøbelev Gods:
The trip there takes you through open fields, small villages and coastal landscapes, where South Langeland shows its raw and beautiful nature.
A historic fort from the Cold War

Langelandsfortet was built in the 1950s as an important part of Denmark’s coastal defense. The location was strategic:
From here you could keep an eye on shipping traffic in the waters around the Baltic Sea, and in a time of global tension,
surveillance, preparedness and communication became part of everyday life. Today, the fort is a museum where you can move
around the original areas – and get a sense of what it was like to be “on the edge” of a major political conflict
that also left its mark on Denmark.
The best thing about the visit is that the experience works for many types of visitors: Feel free to geek out on the history in detail, or
take a more hands-on approach and spend time exploring the area, seeing the exhibitions and feeling the atmosphere.
Visitors can experience, among other things:
- Original gun emplacements and bunkers
- Exhibitions on espionage, surveillance and preparedness during the Cold War
- Military equipment and vehicles in the outdoor area
- Stories about Denmark’s defense and the time when the world was divided into blocs
This makes the fort an exciting experience for history buffs and families with children alike – especially because there is
plenty to see and the area invites you to walk around at your own pace.

Practical information – how to plan your visit
From Skrøbelev Gods, the drive to Langelandsfortet typically takes about 35-40 minutes. This makes it ideal as a
half-day excursion – for example, before a quiet afternoon at the estate or as a morning trip where you can still make it back for
a nice dinner.
Many combine a visit to
Langelandsfortet – bunker museum and attraction at Bagenkop with a trip to Bagenkop Harbor
(cozy atmosphere and views of boats) or a short walk by the coast where the wind and views really show
South Langeland from its most open and dramatic side.
Tip:
Plan your visit in the middle of the day and return to the estate in time to enjoy a dinner in the Riddersalen – then you get
history, nature and gastronomy all in one day.
Discover more of Langeland during your stay
A stay at Skrøbelev Gods is not only relaxation in a historic setting – it’s also a perfect base for exploring
Langeland’s many experiences.
Langelandsfortet – the Cold War museum on Langeland is a great example of an excursion
that adds depth to your vacation.
Prices 2026
Visiting the fort is easy: no need to book a ticket in advance – tickets are available at the entrance.
All tickets include energy fee.
Entrance
- Adults: 145 kr.
- Week 7 only – adults: 75 kr.
- Children 0-17 years: Free admission
- Children’s activities: 30 kr.
- Annual pass: 295 kr.
- Groups: 135 kr.
- DCU members: 140 kr.
Payment: Cash, MobilePay and regular payment cards. You can also pay with euro notes (exchange rate 7.00 kr.).
