Bezirk Bludenz
Bezirk BludenzBürserbergStone circles on the Tschengla high plateau
Bezirk Bludenz
Bezirk BludenzBürserbergStone circles on the Tschengla high plateau
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Stone circles on the Tschengla high plateau
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Location: Bürserberg, Bezirk Bludenz, Bezirk Bludenz, Austria
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April 20, 2025
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•February 1, 2015
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The stone circles erected by the Stone Age sages and priests, together with the surrounding mountain ranges of the Rätikon, form the background of this unique megalithic structure in Europe.
•January 7, 2017
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Stone circles on the high plateau Tschengla
Full of secrets are the huge Neolithic stone circles on the Bürserberg whose true meaning we can only guess.
Contact
Brandnertal tourism
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T +43 5559 555
F +43 5552 30227 1730
tourismus@brandnertal.at
The stone circles discovered on the Bürserberg are probably cult sites of our ancestors. People could recharge their batteries there and in many cases healing processes were started in such places. This is the opinion of renowned scientists who met in Bürserberg in October 2003.
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Distance 218 m
Uphill 20 m
Downhill 20 m
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Location: Bürserberg, Bezirk Bludenz, Bezirk Bludenz, Austria