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Langen is a municipality in the Emsland district, Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated between the cities of Meppen and Lingen. The municipality has a history dating back to at least the 13th century. Langen is primarily an agricultural area, with much of its landscape characterized by farmland and meadows.

The infrastructure of Langen includes a railway station on the Rheine-Emden line, providing connectivity to regional and national transport networks. Road connections are also good, with the Bundesstraße 402 running nearby, facilitating travel to neighboring towns and cities. The local economy is supported by small and medium-sized businesses, alongside the agricultural sector.

The municipality encompasses several smaller villages and hamlets. Langen features a Protestant church, St. Nicholas, which is a historical landmark. The community is known for its local traditions and cultural events, often centered around agricultural life. Recreational activities are available, with opportunities for cycling and hiking in the surrounding countryside. The river Ems is not far from Langen, offering further natural beauty and potential for outdoor pursuits. The population of Langen is relatively small, contributing to its quiet and rural atmosphere.