Megalithic Monument
Tourism Sites
Ales Stenar
🧠 Fact: A megalithic monument consisting of 59 large boulders arranged in a ship-like formation, dating back to the Nordic Iron Age.
💡 Tip: Best visited during sunrise or sunset for dramatic views over the Baltic Sea.
Info: Ales Stenar, often referred to as “Sweden’s Stonehenge,” is a mysterious and impressive ancient monument located near Kåseberga in southern Sweden. Comprising 59 large boulders arranged in the shape of a 67-meter-long ship, it dates back to around 500–1000 AD, though some believe it may be even older. The purpose of Ales Stenar remains debated—possibilities include a burial site, a solar calendar, or a place of ritual. Perched on a hill overlooking the Baltic Sea, it offers stunning coastal views and a sense of timeless wonder, making it a unique and atmospheric historical site.