S:t Olofs Valar is a fascinating ancient monument located in Kyrkesund, Sweden. The site features four massive stone heaps, which were originally part of a Bronze Age grave mound. According to legend, the stones were used to build seven peculiar sea marks, although the exact date of this construction is unknown. The legend also tells the story of King Olaf, who sailed through the area and created the Kyrkesund strait. Today, visitors can see the remaining four stone heaps, which offer a stunning view of the surrounding sea. The site is also associated with St. Olaf's Spring, a nearby well that is said to have healing properties. Families can enjoy the scenic views and learn about the history and legends surrounding this unique monument
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Activities: We enjoyed a hike to the summit of St. Olovs Valar, enjoying scenic views of the surrounding archipelago. We also had a picnic lunch and the kids enjoyed exploring the mountain
Highlights: The kids loved the hike and the views from the top of the mountain, and we all enjoyed the picnic lunch ✨