Hravan

Seid Kummakivi

Seid Kummakivi, which means “strange rock” in Finnish, is located in the forest near Imatra, Finland.

Old Man of Gugh

The Old Man of Gugh is the only archaeologically researched standing stone in the Isles of Scilly, England.

Harhoog

Harhoog is a megalithic dolmen in Keitum on the island of Sylt, located on the edge of the tidal flats.

Burial mounds Hoogeindse Bergen

Two pairs of Bronze Age burial mounds located on seperate places in the woods.

Pagan idol on Starokyivska Hill

This contemporary wooden Pagan idol can be found on Starokyivska Hill in Kyiv, Ukraine. It is probably a depiction of Perun.

Tanum Petroglyphs

The Tanum petroglyphs, which can be found in southwestern Sweden, date back to the Nordic Bronze Age and are about 3,000 years old.

Slavic sanctuary on top of Smrečník

Slavic sanctuary on top of Smrečník mountain. Dedicated to the thunder god Perun.

Swords in Rock

Sverd i fjell – meaning Swords in Rock – is a monument consisting of three giant bronze swords.

Viking village Trelleborg

Experience the Viking Age at the viking village in Trelleborg!

Newark Odinist Temple

The Newark Odinist Temple was consecrated in 2014 as the first heathen Temple in England for well over a thousand years. The Temple is used by the Odinist Fellowship.

Statue of Claudius Civilis

This statue represents the Batavian resistance hero, who fought against the rule of the Romans.

Iron age farm Dongen

This contemporary Dutch Iron Age settlement focuses on portraying and demonstrating daily life in the Iron Age.

Viking Museum Haithabu

The Viking Museum Haithabu is near the historic site of Haithabu, a major Viking era trading center in the north of Germany.

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