Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Stuttgart District
Ostalbkreis
Kirchheim am Ries
Early Celtic burial mounds
Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Stuttgart District
Ostalbkreis
Kirchheim am Ries
Early Celtic burial mounds
Early Celtic burial mounds
Hiking Highlight
Recommended by 17 hikers
This Highlight is in a protected area
Please check local regulations for: Geopark Ries
Location: Kirchheim am Ries, Ostalbkreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Best Hikes to Early Celtic burial mounds
- Intermediate
4.9
(42)
176
Goldberg Hill – Celtic Prince's Hall at Ipf loop from Kirchheim am Ries03:52
14.0km
240m
Intermediate4.5
(2)
14
View from Ipf – View of Blasienberg from Ipf loop from Bopfingen03:53
13.6km
320m
Expert4.9
(46)
223
View of Blasienberg from Ipf – View from Ipf loop from Pflaumloch05:43
20.4km
400m
Tips
Large grave mounds with splendid burials are an important characteristic of the Celts, who lived in the 5th / 6th century BC. resided on the Ipf.The two former grave mounds near Osterholz were discovered in 2001 and the smaller of them was reconstructed in 2003 and provided with an information board.
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•November 16, 2020
A small, inconspicuous hill near Osterholz is a reconstruction of the excavation site. Information boards for illustration are also located nearby.
translated by•November 20, 2024
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Location: Kirchheim am Ries, Ostalbkreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Best Hikes to Early Celtic burial mounds
- Intermediate
4.9
(42)
176
Goldberg Hill – Celtic Prince's Hall at Ipf loop from Kirchheim am Ries03:52
14.0km
240m
Intermediate4.5
(2)
14
View from Ipf – View of Blasienberg from Ipf loop from Bopfingen03:53
13.6km
320m
Expert4.9
(46)
223
View of Blasienberg from Ipf – View from Ipf loop from Pflaumloch05:43
20.4km
400m
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