1.Visbek groom
Visbeker Brautigam is one of the oldest and most impressive monuments in Drenthe. It has been explored and restored many times over the centuries, but research has identified an ancient settlement in the area dating back to 3,000 BC. BC. Today there is a large dolmen on the site, a type of megalith that stands alone and is understood to be a passage grave. The Viskeber Brautigam is one of the most easily accessible dolmens for tourists or couples visiting Drenthe. The dolmens are quite close to a romantic hotel in Drenthe that offers the view of these ancient monuments.
Visbeker Brautigam is a dolmen from the Neolithic period. The dolmen is 37.5 m long, 19 m wide and 5.5 m high and has a total volume of 9000 m3. The stones were found between 3800 and 3300 BC. Mined in the hills near the nearby village of Visbeker around 1000 BC. The famous dolmen is located near a burial mound. The burial mound was discovered in 1999 by archaeologist Dr. Elmar Kleinefeld excavated, who also found numerous grave goods such as spearheads, flint knives and wooden stakes. The dolmen is classified as a cultural monument of national importance and is maintained by the municipality of Visbeker (Thuringia).
2.The Great Stones of Tolstedt
The Great Stones are a chain of megalithic monuments in the Drenthe region of the Netherlands. They are the largest prehistoric monuments in the country. They are made up of large boulders, some weighing up to 120 tons, assembled into large circular stone rooms. The stones have an average diameter of 4.5 meters, making them the largest megalithic structures in Western Europe. The Great Stones of Tholstedt are a unique group of dolmens or burial mounds. You are located in the village of Tholstedt, Netherlands.
The Dolmen at Tholstedt is an Early Bronze Age monument consisting of a large, roughly circular stone circle with a stone gate. This dolmen is located in a hill and originally had a diameter of around 33 meters. The monument is unusual because it was surrounded by a moat. The base of the dolmen, where the gate stands, measures 6.7 meters high. Not far from the dolmen there is a stone monument, probably a former guardhouse, the “Great Stones”. The stones are about 1.5 meters high and form a wide rampart.
3.Long Barrow of Kleinenkneading
The dolmen of Kleinenkneten, Drenthe, is an elongated burial chamber. The dolmen dates back to around 3,300 BC. BC and lies on a clay hill in Drenthe. The original entrance consists of a wooden lintel and can still be seen today.
The Kleinenkneten dolmen is an impressive example. The Knattleien (sarcophagus) is 10 meters long, 5 meters wide and 5 meters high. Its Stone Age construction makes it one of the oldest monuments in the Netherlands. However, its construction makes it one of the first archaeological discoveries in the Netherlands. The Kleinenkneten dolmen was discovered in 1926 by a farmer from Kleinenkneten who noticed a large, partially buried stone. The stone was placed there in prehistoric times. The structure was built as a huge tomb and originally buried his dead.
4.Bargello Stone Cost
The Bargeloy Stone Chest, also known as the Stone of Death, is a megalithic monument found in Drenthe, Netherlands. The monument is believed to date from the Neolithic period, between 5000 and 4000 BC. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but it is believed to have stood for at least 4,500 years. The site features well-preserved megalithic chambers measuring 1.8 m (6 ft) high and 1.2 m (4 ft) wide. The cist itself is 0.6 m (2 ft) high and 0.5 m (2 ft) wide. The Cist’s capstone weighs an estimated 660 tons.
The Bargeloy Stone Chest is a megalithic tomb from the Neolithic period. It is located near the village of Bargeloy in the Netherlands in the province of Drenthe. The cist (stone burial) is about 1.5 meters high, 1.2 meters long and 0.6 meters wide. The cist is cut into a slope and contains several large boulders in a horizontal position. The entrance to the cist is 3 meters above the ground. The Cist was built on a hill and so this location was chosen because of its elevated position. The Bargeloy Stone Cist is an accessible dolmen for couples staying in nearby romantic hotels in Drenthe.
5.Visbek bride
Visbeker Braut is a dolmen in the municipality of Drenthe, Netherlands. It is a Neolithic funerary monument consisting of five stones lying next to each other. It is one of the most famous dolmens in the country and was revived as a national monument in 1922. Visbek Bride is a well-preserved Neolithic monument in the Netherlands, dated to 6500-6000 BC. Visbek Bride is located in Drenthe and is not widely known. It was discovered in 1939 by archaeologist Johan Evertsen and has remained largely unexplored since then. While excavations continue, Visbek Bride is relatively intact, particularly the part of the monument that still stands on its north side.
6.Heathen sacrificial table
It is believed that there are over 20,000 dolmens in the Netherlands, most of which date back to the Neolithic period, around 5,000 years ago. If you are ever in Heidenopfertisch, Drenthe, home of the Heidenopfertisch dolmens, be sure to stop by to see the impressive structure. The Heathen Sacrificial Table Dolmen dates back to 3,100 BC. BC, making it the 16th oldest dolmen in the Netherlands.
Heathen horse, Drenthe. When you walk into this stone circle you will see a round, perfectly flat stone surrounded by two rows of upright, angular stones. Maybe you have seen this dolmen before. It is one of 11 dolmens in Drenthe, a province in the Netherlands, and a powerful symbol of a prehistoric past. Dolmens were ancient burial mounds built by each clan in the area. In Heidenopferdisch, archaeologists have found animal bones, ceramics and even the remains of a Bronze Age grave.
7.Bridal carriage
The Bruidswagen, Dolmen is an archaeological monument in Dolmen, Drenthe. The monument consists of two huge standing stones that together cover an area of approximately 13,000 square feet. The stones are approximately 20 meters high and 10 meters wide. One stone stands upright while the other is slightly tilted. The monument is 2.5 meters wide.
Conclusion
In summary, the area, consisting of about 30 dolmens, is considered one of the most impressive megalithic complexes in the world. Megalithic monuments include dolmens and menhirs, which were massive stones with flat tops and sides and 2 to 3 meters in diameter. Visiting these historical monuments during your stay at the Romantic Hotel in Drenthe can be the perfect plan for your romantic time.
