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Places tagged “unesco” in Denmark · Mysteria

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Places tagged “unesco” in Denmark

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🇩🇰 Denmark

🇩🇰 Denmark · Megalith

Jelling Stones

Viking Age (Jelling dynasty) · Viking Age Danes / Jelling dynasty

UNESCO Viking royal complex at Jelling — two mounds, Gorm and Harald Bluetooth runestones (965 CE) and ship outline.

✓VerifiedUNESCO

🇩🇰 Denmark · Hillfort

Trelleborg Viking Ringfort (Slagelse)

Viking Age (c.980–1000 CE, Harald Bluetooth) · Danish Viking Age

Archetypal Viking ring fortress west of Slagelse on Zealand, 136.5 m diameter circular earthwork with four cardinal gates, internal quadrants with 16 longhouses and outer bailey, built c.980 under…

≈AcceptedUNESCO

🇩🇰 Denmark · Hillfort

Aggersborg Viking Ringfort

Viking Age (c.980 CE) · Danish Viking Age

Largest Viking ring fortress (240 m outer diameter, 287 m with moat) on the Limfjord at Aggersborg, enclosing 48 longhouses (32 inside, 16 bailey) — garrison for ~1100 men.