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GUIDED TOURS MIDSUMMERS DAYÂ Â
Ancient Skies and Eternal Stones – The Secret of Ales stenar
Be part of our first-ever test tour – and it’s absolutely free
Step into the mystery of Sweden’s most iconic stone monument with a personal, guided tour led by archaeologist
Ylva Sjöstrand, PhD. Set high above the Baltic Sea in the charming village of Kåseberga, the ship-shaped stone circle known as Ales Stenar has puzzled historians, scientists, and storytellers for centuries.
As morning mist rises or the sun begins to set, you’ll explore this ancient site through captivating stories, archaeological insights, and interactive AR elements that bring the stones to life.
What you’ll experience
- A walk through the stone formation and its dramatic clifftop setting
• Fascinating stories about Viking-era rituals, prehistoric astronomy & burial myths
• Live archaeological commentary – ask anything!
• Augmented Reality: see reconstructions and symbols appear on your phone
• A deeper connection to time, nature, and mystery - WhatsApp – Images, Maps, Audioclips, and AR
Tour times on Midsummer’s Day (21 June 2025):
 14:00   16:00    19:00
This is our very first public test tour, and we’re excited to share it with you for free!
If you’ve lived here for years, come see the stones with fresh eyes.
Our aim is not an academic lecture, but a fascinating and entertaining experience for curious minds of all ages.
 Join our WhatsApp group!
During the tour, we’ll share images, maps, audio clips, and AR content via WhatsApp to enhance your experience.
Make sure your phone is charged and that you have WhatsApp installed!
 Meeting Point:
At the top of the hill, just past the path split near the stone circle.
Use these coordinates to find us:
55°23’02.1″N 14°03’37.7″E
https://maps.app.goo.gl/PPxdVN4C7ReRWVyX8
 Free for all – just come and enjoy!
 Location: Ales Stenar, Kåseberga, Sweden
 Tour language: English & Swedish
Disclaimer / Ansvarsfriskrivning
This guided tour is an independent cultural initiative. All historical interpretations are based on current archaeological research, personal expertise, and storytelling. Participation is at your own risk. We assume no liability for accidents, injuries, or phone mishaps.