Li gravfält, Fjärås bräcka

The burial site stretches across 500 meters by 125 meters, featuring 127 standing stones, 31 stone formations, and four burial mounds on a western slope.

Archaeological investigations between 400 and 1000 AD revealed artifacts including iron pieces, bronze fragments, earthenware vessels, and remnants of glass containers in the graves.

The site contains the prominent King Frode's Stone, a 4.7-meter-high monolith associated with legends of a Danish king's burial during the sixth century.

Visitors can access the burial ground through a designated parking area at Naturum Fjärås Bräcka, following a path that descends toward the monument field.

King Karl XV's visit in 1865 protected the site from further stone removal, marking a turning point in the preservation of this archaeological complex.

Location: Kungsbacka Municipality

GPS coordinates: 57.44944,12.18500

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:19