Vildtbane Runestone

Description

Vildtbane runestone is an important landmark and historical monument. It is located by a dammed stream that has formed a man-made boundary since the eighth century A.D. The upright monolith marks the boundary of the King’s exclusive rights to hunt. The stone dates from 1775, when the King’s hunting grounds were still extensive.

Address
Broengen 61, Jyllinge, Denmark

Established
c. 730 AD

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