This is a reconstructed approximately 5,000 year old passage grave from the Neolithic period. The length of the grave is approximately 50 meters. The burial chamber itself can even be accessed with a slight bend. This is the best place to imagine what the region's graves may have looked like before their destruction. For me, this site is one of the most beautiful and impressive positions on the route of megalithic culture.

Impressive, we are thrilled. One should always remember how many 1000 years ago these tombs were created. If you look at the size of the capstones, you doubt whether they weren't giants who moved the stones effortlessly. I took the last photos inside with a flashlight. I'm excited!

Great to see a reconstructed long bed like this..

Absolutely worth seeing. I particularly like the long grave with the open chamber. I was here often when I was a child and the stones are unchanged, but I am.

A very beautiful place, absolutely worth a look if you are in the area, a nice stop for a hiking tour.

Worth a trip with or without children. Impressive

Nice historical place.

Very interesting place! One of my favorites is the region.

Nice calm place to spend an hour or so for a rest.

Absolutely stunning example of a Neolithic megalith.

It was impressive and gave a good impression of what a Stone Age grave might have looked like.

Cool! Had that Stone Henge look.

Lasst Euch von den vorigen Rezensionen nicht täuschen. ;) Es gibt zwar die Möglichkeit zu parken, allerdings würde ich es nicht als Parkplatz bezeichnen. Die komplette Route zieht sich über 310km und dieser Ort ist einer der Wenigen, die leicht (ggf. mit dem Rollstuhl im Sommer) erreichbar ist. Euch erwarten zwei Formationen für maximal 30 Minuten Spaß. Kostenfrei. Damit der Ausflug sich wirklich lohnt, sollte man weitere Formationen aufsuchen. Diese erreicht man mit dem Auto allerdings nicht. 🙈 Als alleiniges Ausflugsziel nicht zu empfehlen bei 40 Minuten Anfahrt.