Aspeberget Rock Carvings

Aspeberget Rock Carvings is a fascinating monument of Bronze Age rock art, located near the Vitlycke Museum in Sweden.

The seven panels with some 250 carvings depicting bulls, people and boats, some deeply carved as deep as 4 cm, have survived for more than 3,000 years!

At the top of the hill, a magnificent view of the Tanum Plain and the World Heritage area awaits. The best time to view the unpainted engravings is in the afternoon, when the sun creates shadows that highlight their shapes.