Prehistoric Monuments

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Prehistoric Monuments

Langeland Turistbureau

They stand by the road, the little signposted Andrea Cross. Give yourself time to think about what this is all about. It is the ruin of a past burial ground you stand in - a sacred place - where the Stone Age people buried their dead.

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Hulbjerg Passage Grave

Experience the finest burial chamber on Langeland built 5-7000 years ago. Crawl into the darkness to see this monumental building from the Stone Age.

Long dolmen - "the King of Humble"'s Grave

The most well-known stone tomb on Langeland. 55 meters long and 8 meters wide with 77 curb stones.

King Renes mound

According to local legend, King Rene and his wife are buried here.

Long Dolmen Kumle mound

Heavily plowed long dolmen without curb stones.

Bjerrebygaard Long dolmen

Due to its location, visible from route 305 between Simmerbølle and Tullebølle, this ancient monument is one of Langeland's most visited.

Gravehillocks at Tryggelev Nor

Two preserved Mounds. Originally there were five. They were placed to be seen from Tryggelev Nor where you could then sail in.

Double passage grave in Tvede Forrest

Finds of ceramics, flint axes and cross arrows as well as amber beads

Long dolmen by Ristinge Nor

In a field just east of the Ristinge peninsula is a remarkable large stone monument from the Neolithic.

Long dolmen at Nørreballe Nor

The long barrow is 45 meters long and has a fine curb stone row.

The Devil’s Stone

One of Funen’s finest rock carvings from the newer Stone Age.

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