Kiviksgraven

Small access fee. What you see is a reconstruction, but it is better protected and visitable this way. The painted slabs are beautiful and make you wonder about the meaning.

A great place to visit! Absolutely worth the visit. Do not miss it if you are around.nSuch a pity though that it is not advertised enough and appreciated as it deserves.nThe ticket was not expensive at all and the feeling one cam get after entering the main site is very mysterious and exciting.nEspecially if one goes when not crowded.nThere is a cafe in the entrance you can get cake and souvenirs.

A small place with the famous King's grave from the bronze age. You can easily see it all in 30 minutes. A place to learn about bronze age burial traditions. However, no artifacts left, only rocks. Don't miss the quaint little cafe by the dam and creek next to the burial mound.

45 sek to see a couple of stones that are not even originally from there. The entire place has been reconstructed. The whole museum entrance is the picture below: One dark room.nnIn addition, there is not much to learn about those rocks. The explanation at the entrance explain that there are hypothesis about what are those rocks about and it is still not clear if those hypothesis have been Confirmed or not.

Loved this place... 2500 year old burial chamber with petrogylphs. Beautiful, powerful, immense.