Uppåkra hof

The rectangular wooden temple measures 13 by 6.5 meters with three entrances and features a raised central area supported by four substantial pillars.

Between the 6th and 10th centuries, the temple underwent six reconstructions while maintaining its original floor plan and architectural significance in the region.

Excavations revealed two hundred gullgubber, small gold foil pieces depicting human figures, indicating the temple's role in Norse religious ceremonies.

The archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours and provides guided tours explaining the temple's layout, construction methods, and recovered artifacts.

The temple contained valuable ceremonial items, including a bronze-silver beaker and glass bowl, demonstrating the structure's importance in Iron Age Scandinavian society.

Inception: 6 century

Made from material: wood

GPS coordinates: 55.66483,13.16995

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:20