Nynäshamn Labyrinth

A stone labyrinth on the Baltic coast south of Stockholm at Nynäshamn — a port town that has served as the gateway to Gotland since the steamship era. Nynäshamn's coastline, shaped by post-glacial rebound, preserves raised beaches marking ancient shorelines. The stone labyrinth tradition along the Södertörn peninsula connects Stockholm's outer archipelago to the dense Gotland labyrinth cluster. At Giza bearing 346.49°, 3,368 km from the Great Pyramid, this labyrinth marks the mainland approach to the Baltic's greatest concentration of stone labyrinths.