The Tanum rock carvings, located in the northern part of Bohuslän province in western Sweden, are a unique artistic achievement for their rich and varied motifs, including depictions of humans and animals, weapons, boats, and other symbols. The carvings reveal the life and beliefs of people living in the Nordic region of Bronze Age Europe and are remarkable for their large numbers and outstanding quality. Visitors can explore the rock carvings at several destinations, including Vitlycke, Aspeberget, Litsleby, and Fossum, and enjoy guided tours, hiking trails, and picnic areas. The area is also home to the Vitlycke Museum, which offers exhibits and activities for visitors of all ages
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Activities: We visited Tanum hällristningar. "In Tanum, people from the Bronze Age have carved thousands of images into the smooth cliffs in the landscape."
Highlights: We had the chance to walk around on our own among the carvings. We even joined a guided tour in English and Swedish during the summer season ✨