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Thorssberger Moor is a very old place of worship, today probably no longer recognizable as a moor.

Today, the Thorsberg Moor is just a pond. Many important cult objects were found here, which are now exhibited in the regional collection in Schleswig, Gottorf Castle. They bear witness to the skills and life of the early Angelites.

There are many great things to discover and learn around the moor. It is beautifully situated and you can linger or rest on the benches

At Wikipedia you can read about this: "This inconspicuous body of water is an important archaeological site and a Germanic sacrificial moor from the Roman Empire. In the period from the 1st century BC BC to the early 5th century AD, objects were sacrificed in several phases in the Thorsberger Moor, presumably by members of the West Germanic Angles tribe. "

The geese and ducks feel at home here. Just sit down and watch them together.

Relics from the Stone Age, the Bronze Age and the Iron Age were found in the circular burial mound. It is believed that the name "Kummerhy" can be traced back to the Low German term "Kaamer-Hye", which means height with the burial chamber.

The only burial mound in the area. It was first explored by the excavator of the Thorsberger Moor, Conrad Engelhardt. The current burial mound was made accessible in 1927. The tomb is located on a paddock named "Cummer - Hye". This name probably comes from the Low German "Kaamer - Hye" (height with the burial chamber).

The loop around the moor is short and informative. You can learn about the nature of the settlement and the objects from excavations from the second and third centuries AD.