7의 카르스코프가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The deciduous forest provides wonderful shade, so you can also bask in the sun after swimming.

This beach bench was sawn from the trunk of a fallen tree. From here, you can enjoy the view of the Baltic Sea.

A very beautiful, secluded beach. It's best to wear beach shoes for swimming, as there are a lot of rocks there.

The rain during the night left behind puddles, which are perfect for photos with a mirror effect.

The Stone Age long grave urgently needs to be cleared of its moss. The blackberries have taken over heavily.

The long Neolithic mound measures 20 x 8 meters. In the center is a chamber composed of two large bearing stones and a lower threshold stone to the east. A gable stone and the capstone to the west are missing. The edge of the long barrow is bordered by an almost completely preserved row of curbstones. https://www.govisitlangeland.de/langeland/plan-your-trip/long-barrow-monument-karsskov-gdk1122424

Karskov is a gently rolling forested area in northern Langeland. A beautiful path runs directly along the coast, dominated by mature, tall beech trees. The sandy beach is just a few steps away.

Description Langdysse in Karskov (also called Karskovdyssen or Snøde Hesselbjerg) is located in a forest east of Tressebølle and south of Snøde on Langeland in Denmark. The plant of the funnel beaker culture (TBK) arose between 3500 and 2800 BC. Chr. Langdysse's dolmen bed, made up of 28 stones, was restored in 1953, with some fallen stones being raised. In the middle of the long bed is a transverse chamber consisting of 5 supporting stones, two on each long side and an end stone. The capstones and mound material are missing. The chamber measures 1.9 × 0.5 m. At the end of the enclosure is an upright rounded stone, around which are grouped several larger stones, believed to be from a second chamber. Source: Wikipedia