Experiences for children on Funen 2026

Nature destination Skovsgaard on Langeland offers wild nature experiences with wild grazing and the opportunity to explore the area, where cattle and wild horses live freely. The estate has 400 hectares of land, of which 245 hectares are dedicated to nature and wild grazing. Children can explore nature, participate in treasure hunts and learn about biodiversity. Skovsgaard is owned by the Danish Nature Foundation and has a history that spans over 700 years.

Langeland Fort was built all the way back in the 1950s. The fort was built with cannons, underground bunkers and anti-aircraft positions. During the Cold War, it was important to be able to keep an eye on the Warsaw Pact's air and naval activities, and this was done from Langeland Fort. Today it is a museum, with stories and tales from that time. At the museum, you can see a MIG-23 fighter plane, a minesweeper, a submarine and a complete section of the Berlin Wall. These experiences take place both underground and above ground, which makes it a very special experience for visitors. The Cold War Museum is not the only exciting museum on Langeland. You can also visit Fiskeriets Hus, which contains the history of fishing, or Langeland Museum, where you can see and read about ancient finds from Langeland and Strynø.