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DeveloperBo Kalvslund
CategoryNavigation
Price0.99 EUR
Released
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Version1.3
Age rating17+
First seen by us
14 Oct 2026
14 Oct 2026Ancient Monuments Denmark update history & changes
Last change · 6 events since 3 Aug 2021Full timeline ↓📈Dropped out of every chart we track🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Its developer released another app: Planke – 4 Minuten Challenge📦Version 1.3
Full timeline · 6 events
- 📈Ancient Monuments Denmark dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 16 Oct
- 🆕Ancient Monuments Denmark first spotted by AppInsider#33 in Top Paid · Navigation · Germany
- 🆕Ancient Monuments Denmark: its developer released another app: Planke – 4 Minuten Challenge
- 📦Ancient Monuments Denmark version 1.3New map: All protected monuments
Until now the app showed only the editorial selection of 1,049 notable monuments. Several people noticed it felt arbitrary — that a well-preserved burial mound stood right beside the one on the map without being included.
So the whole protected register is now here: 35,215 actively protected monuments across the country.
• Clusters with counts, so the map stays readable. Zoom in and they break apart.
• Filters by main category and by 234 site types.
• Search across the protection texts.
• A detail page with structures, dating and the archive's full protection text, plus a link to kulturarv.dk.
• Notable monuments are marked with a star on the new map.
New front page
The old buttons read "Kort 1" and "Kort 2" and gave away nothing about the difference. Each card now states what the map holds, who publishes the data, and how many sites there are.
Fixes
• The app is now correctly translated into Danish, German, English, Norwegian and Swedish. Some text previously showed its internal name instead.
• A faulty point in the source data placed a monument off the coast of Africa and dragged the map with it. Points outside Denmark are now filtered out.… more - 🆕Ancient Monuments Denmark: its developer released another app: Golf Stroke Counter for Watch
- 🆕Ancient Monuments Denmark released on the App Store
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App details
App ID
1579504381
Publisher
Bo Kalvslund
On the store since
Aug 2021
5 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 15.6+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
17+
1 content note below
Languages
5
DA EN DE NB SV
Size
32 MB
Also listed in
Travel
Content notesUnrestricted Web Access
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About Ancient Monuments Denmark
Ancient Monuments of Denmark
The monuments in this app come from a national register of ancient monuments and of places where museums have made archaeological finds.
THREE MAPS
The app has three maps, and the front page says what each one holds, so you always know which data you are looking at.
Interpreted monuments — 719 sites
Places with a sign and a description on location. Open data from Udinaturen, the Danish Nature Agency.
Notable monuments — 1,049 sites
The selection the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces recommends as worth seeing. Markers are colour-coded by period.
All protected monuments — 35,215 sites
Every actively protected monument in the country, from the Fund og Fortidsminder register. This is where you find the burial mounds, dolmens and ramparts that carry no sign but stand plainly in the landscape just outside your door.
THE FULL MAP
35,215 is far too many to draw as individual pins, so they gather into clusters with counts. Zoom in and the clusters break apart. Burial mounds cluster among themselves without mixing with ramparts and milestones.
Filter by main category — burial, transport, faith and tradition, military and five more — or by site type among 234 types. The type filter also finds structures recorded as part of another: search for a megalithic tomb and you get all 2,118, not just the 210 where it is the primary type.
Search the protection texts — the archive's Danish originals — for terms such as jættestue (passage grave), skåltegn (cup marks) or bautasten (standing stone).
Tap a monument to see the structures on the site, its dating and the full protection text from the register — the archive's own account of what stands there. From there you can open the complete record on kulturarv.dk.
Monuments that also appear in the notable selection are marked with a star, so that curation is not lost among the many.
OUT AND ABOUT
All three maps are interactive. Zoom in and more monuments appear. You can switch the map to satellite view.
Tapping the Map icon in the info box opens the Maps app on your iPhone or iPad with directions to that monument.
DATA
The data comes from open sources. Fund og Fortidsminder is maintained by the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces. Udinaturen is maintained by the Danish Nature Agency.
The monuments in this app come from a national register of ancient monuments and of places where museums have made archaeological finds.
THREE MAPS
The app has three maps, and the front page says what each one holds, so you always know which data you are looking at.
Interpreted monuments — 719 sites
Places with a sign and a description on location. Open data from Udinaturen, the Danish Nature Agency.
Notable monuments — 1,049 sites
The selection the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces recommends as worth seeing. Markers are colour-coded by period.
All protected monuments — 35,215 sites
Every actively protected monument in the country, from the Fund og Fortidsminder register. This is where you find the burial mounds, dolmens and ramparts that carry no sign but stand plainly in the landscape just outside your door.
THE FULL MAP
35,215 is far too many to draw as individual pins, so they gather into clusters with counts. Zoom in and the clusters break apart. Burial mounds cluster among themselves without mixing with ramparts and milestones.
Filter by main category — burial, transport, faith and tradition, military and five more — or by site type among 234 types. The type filter also finds structures recorded as part of another: search for a megalithic tomb and you get all 2,118, not just the 210 where it is the primary type.
Search the protection texts — the archive's Danish originals — for terms such as jættestue (passage grave), skåltegn (cup marks) or bautasten (standing stone).
Tap a monument to see the structures on the site, its dating and the full protection text from the register — the archive's own account of what stands there. From there you can open the complete record on kulturarv.dk.
Monuments that also appear in the notable selection are marked with a star, so that curation is not lost among the many.
OUT AND ABOUT
All three maps are interactive. Zoom in and more monuments appear. You can switch the map to satellite view.
Tapping the Map icon in the info box opens the Maps app on your iPhone or iPad with directions to that monument.
DATA
The data comes from open sources. Fund og Fortidsminder is maintained by the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces. Udinaturen is maintained by the Danish Nature Agency.
Latest updates
1.3
New map: All protected monuments
Until now the app showed only the editorial selection of 1,049 notable monuments. Several people noticed it felt arbitrary — that a well-preserved burial mound stood right beside the one on the map without being included.
So the whole protected register is now here: 35,215 actively protected monuments across the country.
• Clusters with counts, so the map stays readable. Zoom in and they break apart.
• Filters by main category and by 234 site types.
• Search across the protection texts.
• A detail page with structures, dating and the archive's full protection text, plus a link to kulturarv.dk.
• Notable monuments are marked with a star on the new map.
New front page
The old buttons read "Kort 1" and "Kort 2" and gave away nothing about the difference. Each card now states what the map holds, who publishes the data, and how many sites there are.
Fixes
• The app is now correctly translated into Danish, German, English, Norwegian and Swedish. Some text previously showed its internal name instead.
• A faulty point in the source data placed a monument off the coast of Africa and dragged the map with it. Points outside Denmark are now filtered out.
