
Christmas By Night in Rudkøbing
Head to Rudkøbing on 28 November and experience Christmas cheer, Christmas tree lighting, Black Friday, parades and festive activities for the whole family.
Christmas spirit and evening fun in the streets of Rudkøbing
Christmas begins on Langeland
On Friday, 28 November, the Rudkøbing Trade Association invites you to Jule By Night – an atmospheric evening filled with Christmas lights, music and traditions. Rudkøbing becomes Jullekøbing, and the whole town buzzes with Christmas cheer and community spirit.
Programme for the evening
5:00–9:00 p.m.: Langeland Museum is open in the evening – drop in and explore history.
5:45 p.m.: The small Christmas trees are lit at Langeland Museum on Jens Winthers Vej.
6:00 p.m.: Santa Claus parade through the town to Torvet with a horse-drawn carriage, elf girls and lovely Christmas music.
6:20 p.m.: This year's Christmas speech at Torvet: Business, Culture and Tourism Director Jane Marie Jegind wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and lights the Christmas tree together with Santa Claus. Afterwards, free bags of sweets will be handed out to children.
9 p.m.: The town's shops close after an evening of extra cosiness and Christmas shopping.
The Langeland Visitor Centre in Østergade is open until 8 p.m.. There will be entertainment by Ildnissen before the Christmas parade and again after the Christmas tree lighting. Free apple slices, mulled wine and gingerbread cookies will be served.
Evening shopping and gift inspiration
The shops in Rudkøbing will remain open until 9 p.m. and offer plenty of Christmas inspiration, tastings and pleasant surprises. Explore the festively decorated shops and get your Christmas shopping done at a leisurely pace.
Experiences nearby
Spend the day exploring Rudkøbing – visit Langelands Museum, take a walk along the harbour or enjoy the town's cosy cafés. Rudkøbing is known for its charming town centre and its many small specialty shops.
Practical information
Jule By Night takes place in the centre of Rudkøbing, close to both parking and public transport. Most activities are accessible to wheelchair users, and both the museum and shops are within walking distance of Torvet.