The Glauberg is one of Germany's most important Celtic archaeological discoveries. The site contains the remains of a fortified Iron Age settlement and the famous burial of the "Celtic Prince of Glauberg", discovered with remarkable grave goods.
The Glauberg is one of Germany's most important Celtic archaeological discoveries. The site contains the remains of a fortified Iron Age settlement and the famous burial of the "Celtic Prince of Glauberg", discovered with remarkable grave goods. The nearby archaeological park and museum explain the discoveries, including the famous sandstone statue of the Celtic warrior found at the site. The hilltop setting provides panoramic views across the countryside, with walking routes allowing visitors to experience the landscape that once supported this important Celtic community.
