Ancient monuments
Flooded settlements from the Stone Age, excavations, treasure finds and Denmark's largest stone, pushed here from Sweden by a glacier, are just some of the evidence that enriches our knowledge of the past.
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Photo: Sigurd Arve Baslund Bohr
Geopark: The Siø barrow
Photo: Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Geopark: The storm surge marks on Avernakø
Photo: Gitte Rahbek
Geopark: Hulbjerg Passage Grave
Photo: VisitFaaborg
Geopark: The burial mounds in Pipstorn Skov
Photo: VisitSvendborg© Knud Mortensen
Geopark: Gamle Hestehaves bronzealderhøje
Photo: Knud Mortensen
Geopark: The Gudme Prince’s Hall and Lundeborg
Photo: Lea Storm© VisitÆrø
Geopark: Havsmarken and Skt. Alberts Kirke
Photo: Daniel Villadsen
Geopark: Søby Ramparts
Photo: VisitFaaborg
Geopark: Horne Kirke
Photo: Mette Johnsen
Geopark: Langelandsfortet
Photo: Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Geopark: Stendiger – Brændegårdsvej, Korinth
Photo: VisitLangeland
Geopark: Tranekær Castle Mill
Photo: Knud Mortensen
Geopark: Vejstrup Vandmølle
Photo: Faaborg Turistbureau© Øhavsmuseet Faaborg
Geopark: Kaleko Vandmølle
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Geopark: Damestenen (The Lady Stone)
Photo: Faaborg Turistbureau© Tarup-Davinde
Prehistoric Monuments at the nature area Tarup-Davinde
Photo: WildMedia
Geopark: Dyrehaven i Det Sydfynske Øhav
Photo: VisitÆrø
Geopark: Møllegabet
Photo: VisitLangeland© Søren Olsen