Troldkirken

Description

Troldkirken is a Stone Age megalith (dolmen) with a polygonal chambered mound covered by a capstone and surrounded by forty-eight large stones. The whole monument is some 90 metres long. The name means Church of the Troll in Danish.

Address
Troldkirkevej 22, Nibe, Denmark

Established
3500-2800 BC

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