Wikingersiedlung von Füsing

The archaeological site contains remains of longhouses, pit dwellings, and various structures spread across the settlement near the Füsinger Au river mouth.

The settlement served as a garrison and naval base from 700 CE until the end of the 10th century, strategically positioned along the Schlei waterway.

Excavations between 2010 and 2014 revealed bronze casting objects, iron nails, arrowheads, and trade goods indicating extensive craftsmanship and commerce activities.

Visitors need to check opening hours and scheduled events in advance, as access to the archaeological site follows specific regulations for preservation.

Ritual deposits of weapons and slaughter waste discovered at the site suggest specific ceremonial practices of the Viking inhabitants.

Location: Schaalby

GPS coordinates: 54.53160,9.63650

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:41