Dolmen D27

Last week in visited the hunebedden D27 in Borger. These are the largest hunebeds in the Netherlands. When you are in the north of the Netherlands than these are a must see. Most of the time hunebeds are alone. But hunebed D27 are a coupe hunebeds side by side.

This side also have a small museum where you can find more information about the hunebeds. This is especially fine for children. You can also see other smaller stones which with a sign so you can see were the stone original came from.

You can park your car next to the side for free. The side is also ease to accessible for bikes. These is also a small restaurant on the side where you can order a drink and some sandwiches. You don’t need to pay for the side only for the museum.

One of a kind! One of the best places in the NL, feel refreshed and peaceful here
- Tips for public transport: Take a train to Assen and take QBuzz 24 from Assen bus station (every 1 hour, a small bus with 8 seaters), stop at Borger (Centrum) and just 12 mins walking to the amazing Hunebed!
-Getting around: Roam at the beautiful village in Borger, Hunebed Centrum, Geopark, and Prehistoric Park. If you love cycling, you can visit other Hunebed within 3km from D27
-Accomodation: if you like camping, you can bring your tent and enjoy Borger Camping!
-F&B: you can easily find restaurants and shops at Borger Centrum or enjoy the museum cafe at Hunebed Centrum

Great, large Hunebed worth a visit. Even though the visitor center was closed due to Covid there is still plenty enough to see to spend about half an hour here.

Anyone wanting learn about the Dutch Hunebedden should definitely visit some of them in the area. A bit of a scavenger hunt to find some of them.

Definitely worth the experience. Unfortunately, the museum was closed due to COVID measures, but we will come back for sure.

Amazing to see the oldest monuments in The Netherlands

Looks sturdy, should stay put for a few thousand years more

A landmark that keeps fascinating me every time i see one. A reminder of the awesomeness of the iceage and how that made it possible to get those scandanavian boulders in the flat piece of land. Bring your kids for a great history learning opportunity as there is much more. No ticket required for just the historic monument by the way.

Very well maintained and big Hunebed! Free parking and just a short walk from the parking lot. No need to buy any tickets. Just walk past the museum on the left to the rear and you'll see it in the forest.

Wanted to go there for many years , when arrived, it was A bit disappointing. I expected it to be larger (stones). Al in all it was one good experience.

Very interesting place

Even during corona this museum gives you and interesting look at how rocks and land has been moved during ice ages gone, worth a trip for every family or just people looking for more history of the netherlands!

This is a very nice hunebed! It is surprisingly high. It is located inside a little but old forest and is not part of the hunebed centre. The nearby presence of the very busy hunebed centre has not affected the tranquility if the place, although it can be very busy during the holiday period.

I love these beautifull rocks, amazing i put them there 100 years.

VERY impressive history of both rocks that came all the way from Scandinavia, as well as people. Love it!

Hunnebedden are definitely a place to visit.

Nice freely accessible park, with museum nearby

Largest from the surroundings and amazing to walk around the area

You have to reserve tickets up front otherwise there is no tickets to buy at the site.

It nice place a lil bit of high vibration place hehehe