Rudkøbing

Rudkøbing is a town on the island of Langeland in the Region of Southern Denmark, Denmark. It is the administrative centre of Langeland Municipality. The town sits on the island’s southeast coast and is known for its historic town centre, with narrow streets and white-washed, timber-framed houses dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. Rudkøbing developed as a market town and port in the Middle Ages and retains elements of its nautical and mercantile heritage.

Today, the local economy relies on services for residents and visitors, small-scale trade, tourism, and maritime activities. The harbor serves recreational boating and active fishing, and the town attracts visitors with its waterfront setting and historic atmosphere. The surrounding area offers beaches, nature reserves, and cycle routes.

In terms of transport, Rudkøbing is connected by road to the rest of Langeland and has a harbor that provides ferry and maritime connections to nearby islands and coastal towns. The town’s compact size and historic character make it a common stop for travelers exploring Langeland.