The Hunebedcentrum in Borger is the national information centre dedicated to the megalithic tombs known as hunebedden and the prehistory of Drenthe. It stands right next to the largest hunebed in the Netherlands and tells the story of the Funnel Beaker people who built these burial monuments around 5,000 years ago. Alongside the permanent collection, the centre hosts temporary exhibitions and educational programmes for schools and families.
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The Hunebedcentrum in Borger tells the story of the megalith builders and their legacy. Discover archaeological finds and visit the largest hunebed in the Netherlands.
Guided walk through Borger's boulders, exploring ice ages, glacial stones, and the ancient builders of the megaliths.
Interactive weekend exploring prehistoric life with hands-on activities like fire-making and rock painting. Open to all ages.
Light a candle at the Hunebedcentrum Borger in memory of someone special or a meaningful moment from the past.