Smålandsstenar

Description

Smålandstenar (Smoland Stones) is a site of five or six stone circle dating from the early Iron Ages. The area has originally been a burial site. The largest circle is 20m wide and consists of 20 stones.

Address
Västra Järnvägsgatan 24, Smålandsstenar, Sweden

Established
500 - 300 BC

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