Neolithic menhir stone row, stone row in Lutry, Switzerland
The neolithic menhir stone row is a line of standing stones in Lutry, Switzerland. It consists of several upright stones set in a row, dating back to the Neolithic period.
The stones were erected during the Neolithic period, likely for ceremonial purposes. They have stood in place for thousands of years, surviving changes in the landscape around them.
The stone row is known locally as a gathering place, and people sometimes stop by to touch the stones or leave small offerings. It remains a spot where the past feels close, and locals often mention it when telling the story of the area.
The stones are best visited on foot, following local paths that lead through the area. Wear sturdy shoes as the ground can be uneven around the stones.
Some of the stones are aligned with the sunrise at certain times of year, a detail that visitors often miss. This alignment suggests the site may have had a role in tracking seasons.
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