Alskog Trojaborg

A 16-wall triple-angle classical labyrinth in woodland 350m northeast of Alskog Church, built in the 1860s by a Mr. Lindgren and restored in 2015 by the local community. Alskog Church itself contains one of Gotland's finest medieval stained-glass windows and picture stones depicting scenes from Norse mythology. The triple-angle form — with its 16 concentric paths — represents the most complex variant of the classical labyrinth design. Located at 57.37°N on Gotland's eastern coast, near the ancient harbor of Ljugarn.