Beusterburg

Beusterburg is an archaeological site in Lower Saxony with visible earthwork walls and ditches marking the boundaries of an ancient settlement. The location is managed today with a visitor center that provides information about the site's history and findings.

The site shows settlement traces from multiple periods and documents human presence spanning centuries. Different cultural layers reveal that several population groups inhabited this location one after another.

The tourism office organizes regular educational programs where visitors learn about ancient building techniques and daily routines of past inhabitants through demonstrations.

Access is provided through marked paths leading to the grounds and visitor center. It is advisable to wear sturdy footwear, as the terrain can be uneven.

Archaeological finds suggest this location once served as a trade hub between neighboring tribal groups. The quantity and variety of artifacts show that goods from distant places were exchanged here.

GPS coordinates: 52.13205,9.82787

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:00