The Hunebedcentrum is a museum located in the Netherlands, specifically in the village of Borger. It focuses on the prehistoric burial mounds known as hunebeds, which were built by the Funnel Beaker culture around 5,000 years ago. The center offers visitors insights into the history and construction of these ancient structures, showcasing artifacts and providing educational exhibits. In addition to the hunebeds, the museum features a large outdoor area where several reconstructed hunebeds can be explored. The Hunebedcentrum also hosts various activities and workshops, making it a popular destination for families and history enthusiasts interested in the region's prehistoric past.