- Oskarshamn – our trip starts here
- Kvilleken – a 1000 y/o oak tree
- Ryningsholms Gravfält – Iron Age grave field
- Fagertofta Gravfält and Midsommarkällan – Bronze Age grave field and a ritual spring
- Jönköping – where we spent the first night; great view over Lake Vättern
- Luttra Dolmen – truly majestic neolithic tomb
- Kyrkerörs Gånggrift and Ballersten – a neolithic passage grave and a stone with cup marks
- Silverfallet in Karlsfors – a small nature reserve with waterfalls
- Iron Wolf’s MC – pretty self-explanatory; not marked
- Askeberga Skeppssättning – stone ship build out of humongous stones
- Haga and Lunneslätt Dolmens – hidden in the mossy forest on beautiful Orust Island
- Trollhättan – we spent second and third night here
- Vitlycke Museum in Tanumshede – lots of petroglyphs here
- Greby Gravfält – biggest grave field in Bohuslän
- Ulmekärr Labyrinth – one of the best preserved Trojaborg labyrinths in Sweden
- Blomsholms Skeppssättning – a picturesque stone ship; as far north as we’ve got
- Hällristningar in Massleberg – a small panel with carvings hidden over the road
- Massleberg Dolmen – a neolithic tomb resting in the shade
- Hällristningar in Massleberg II – gigantic stone panel with very spectacular carvings laying on a slope
- Älgafallet – amazing waterfall on a border with Norway
- Nässjö – the butthole of Småland? I take it back now!
This road trip took us roughly 4 days. I’ve actually planned a lot (too much?) for us to see on our honey-moon-midsummer-road-trip. Some places didn’t work out – mostly waterfalls and some stone circles. Some other were a surprise as we’ve discovered them by accident. Extremely hot and sunny weather was perfect for a trip, though a bit tiring I’d say, but not so perfect for shooting. Everything went better than expected, we had a lot of fun and I’ve brought plenty of photos home. The greatest trip ever!