The Ertebølle Culture is a fascinating part of Denmark's history. It was a Mesolithic culture that flourished in the area around the Limfjord in Northern Jutland from around 5300 to 3950 BC. It is known for its distinctive pottery and tools, which were made from flint, bone and antler.

The Ertebølle Culture is also known for its unique burial customs, which included cremation and the placement of objects in graves. Today, the Ertebølle Culture is remembered through the many archaeological sites that have been discovered in the area. Visitors to the area can explore these sites and learn more about this fascinating culture. There are also several museums dedicated to the Ertebølle Culture, which provide visitors with an insight into the lives of the people who lived in this area during the Mesolithic period.

A visit to the Ertebølle Culture is a great way to learn more about Denmark's rich history.

• Destination

  North Jutland

• Country

  Denmark

• Type of experience

  Culture

• Best time to visit

  • Spring
  • Autumn
  • Summer

• Nearby stations

  • Frederikshavn Port
  • Aalborg Airport
  • Port Of Aalborg