A 16-wall triple-angle classical labyrinth near Holmudden Lighthouse on Fårö — the windswept island north of Gotland made famous by filmmaker Ingmar Bergman, who lived here for decades. Fårö's landscape of raukar (sea stacks), sheep pastures, and ancient fishing villages has been inhabited since the Stone Age. The lighthouse marks the island's southeastern tip where the open Baltic meets sheltered waters. At Giza bearing 347.13°, this labyrinth occupies the northernmost reaches of Gotland's remarkable labyrinth constellation.
Labyrinth Details
Pattern
Classical 15-Circuit
Circuits
15 paths, 16 walls
Diameter
14m
Material
stone
Age
Unknown
Condition
intact
Country
Sweden
Region
Gotland Island, Fårö
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