Fröjel Churchyard Trojaborg

A 12-wall double-angle classical labyrinth in the churchyard at Fröjel on Gotland, whose name derives from 'Sanctuary of Freja' — the Norse goddess of fertility and death. The site's deep pre-Christian roots are confirmed by nearby Viking Age picture stones and a major medieval harbor. Gotland's extraordinary concentration of stone labyrinths — over 30 on an island of 3,183 km² — is unmatched anywhere on Earth. At Giza bearing 345.59°, Fröjel sits on the near-polar corridor linking Scandinavian labyrinth sites to the Great Pyramid.