The Borre Mounds are a group of ancient burial mounds located in Borre, Norway. These mounds date back to the Viking Age and are part of a larger cemetery that includes several large burial mounds, some of which are among the largest in Northern Europe. The site is significant for its historical and archaeological value, providing insights into the burial practices of the Vikings. The mounds are believed to contain the remains of important individuals, possibly chieftains or warriors, and are often associated with grave goods that reflect the status of the deceased. Today, the Borre Mounds are part of the Borre National Park, attracting visitors interested in Viking history and archaeology.