Jordehøj jættestue

Jordehøj is a Neolithic passage grave set in an open, undulating landscape on Møn. The burial chamber is approximately 5,200 years old and is considered one of Denmark's best-investigated megalithic graves. An 8-metre southeast-facing passage leads into a 10-metre-long, 2.5-metre-wide chamber with a characteristic narrowing in the middle. Cup marks are visible on one of the passage stones. The monument is visible from Grønsundvej and reached via a marked path from Pejdervej.