Thayngen pile dwelling

The pile dwelling near the most important Stone Age archaeological sites.

Alongside other prehistoric sites in the Thayngen-Reiat area, the Kesslerloch cave and the Weier pile dwelling settlement are among the most important Stone Age archaeological sites in Europe.


For this reason, a replica pile dwelling was erected near these sites. The Natural History


Museum in Bern originally had it built for a pile dwelling exhibition. After the exhibition ended, the municipality of Thayngen took over the building in spring 2015. About 200 metres away there is a barbecue area with a slide.


A tip for school classes: Steinzeit aktiv (steinzeit-aktiv.ch) offers various opportunities to experience the Stone Age up close.

Local weather

clear sky

11°C

Friday

  • Sunrise: 07:57
  • Sunset: 18:21
  • Max: 12°C
  • Min: 11°C
  • Humidity: 59 %
  • Pressure: 1011 hPa
  • Wind: 16 km/h
  • Saturday
    • 9°C
    • 7°C
  • Sunday
    • 8°C
    • 4°C
  • Monday
    • 8°C
    • 4°C

Address

8240 Thayngen
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Thayngen pile dwelling