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Stone Age Village Albersdorf
Stone Age Village Albersdorf
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Parkplatz
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Behinderten Parkplatz
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Senioren
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Angebote für Schulklassen
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Open Air
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Rollstuhlzugänglichkeit: z
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Address
Süderstr. 47
25767 Albersdorf
25767 Albersdorf
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Description
With the motto ‚experiencing natural and cultural history to preserve it for the future’ the AÖZA aims at reconstructing Neolithic cultivated land. On a site south of Albersdorf, which is very interesting in archaeological as well as environmental respect, a wooded open-air exhibition ground of approx. 40 hectare is created.
In this attractive refreshing area there are eight well-preserved megalithic tombs and ‘Langbetten’ (long burial mounds with stone edgings), which were erected along the west coast in the times of the first farmers and livestock breeders. The tombs, which are more than 5000 years old, are easily accessible on well-developed trails. A special attraction is the newly-built Stone Age settlement. It consists of Neolithic houses, which are reconstructed in original size. An exhibition in the ‚Bürgerhaus’ of Albersdorf (Oesterstraße) informs about the project and its scientific background.Since 2023, the ‘Stone Age House’ museum at the entrance to the Stone Age Park with its permanent exhibition on the Stone Age in Schleswig-Holstein invites you to explore the oldest history of mankind in our region (opening hours as for the Stone Age Park).
In this attractive refreshing area there are eight well-preserved megalithic tombs and ‘Langbetten’ (long burial mounds with stone edgings), which were erected along the west coast in the times of the first farmers and livestock breeders. The tombs, which are more than 5000 years old, are easily accessible on well-developed trails. A special attraction is the newly-built Stone Age settlement. It consists of Neolithic houses, which are reconstructed in original size. An exhibition in the ‚Bürgerhaus’ of Albersdorf (Oesterstraße) informs about the project and its scientific background.Since 2023, the ‘Stone Age House’ museum at the entrance to the Stone Age Park with its permanent exhibition on the Stone Age in Schleswig-Holstein invites you to explore the oldest history of mankind in our region (opening hours as for the Stone Age Park).
Tips
Mill pond with water mill
Spa gardens with open-air theatre and Kneipp facilities; signposted trails for walks and bicycle tours
Bürgerhaus (community centre)
Leisure bath with a huge 77 m-long slide
Arrival by Car
By public transport: You can either use the regional train Neumünster – Heide (AKN) and exit at Albersdorf station or take the “Dithmarschenbus” no. 1 (Heide – Albersdorf – Wrohm).
By car: The AÖZA-grounds are situated at the southern end of Albersdorf directly eastwards of the federal road B 204 in the direction of Itzehoe. There you find a car park, too, where you can get information and maps of walks.
‚A distance of only a stone’s throw…’
Stone Age village:
Adults 9,50,- € (incl. Smartphone-Audioguide-App)
Reduced 4,- €
Families (parents incl. Children) 21,- €
Free admission to the area of the Stone Age park
Adults 9,50,- € (incl. Smartphone-Audioguide-App)
Reduced 4,- €
Families (parents incl. Children) 21,- €
Free admission to the area of the Stone Age park
Dithmarschen Stone Age Park is an archaeological open-air museum with a life-sized historical reconstruction. The approx. 40-hectare outdoor property shows how the first farmers in Northern Germany cultivated the land 5,000 years ago. The “Steinzeithaus” museum shows original finds from over 100,000 years of human history.
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