Parc la Mutta

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Parc la Mutta, Megalithic stone row in Falera, Switzerland

The archaeological site contains 36 menhirs arranged in a row extending 400 meters across the Planezzas plain near Falera village.

The stone formations were established during the Middle Bronze Age between 1600 and 1200 BC, with stones transported from higher slopes to their current location.

The stone arrangement demonstrates advanced mathematical and astronomical knowledge of Bronze Age inhabitants through precise positioning of menhirs and bowl stones.

The site entrance begins at a parking lot north of Mutta hill, with information boards providing detailed plans and explanations throughout the facility.

The granite and diorite menhirs form Switzerland's largest stone row, with some standing over two meters tall at 1250 meters above sea level.

Location: Grisons

Location: Falera

GPS coordinates: 46.80000,9.23556

Latest update: March 18, 2025 15:35

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