Rauma Jatulintarha

A Jatulintarha stone labyrinth near Rauma — whose Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as the finest example of Nordic wooden architecture, with over 600 original buildings from the 18th-19th centuries. Rauma's Bothnian coast position places this labyrinth within the densest Finnish labyrinth corridor. The town's seafaring tradition dates to the Bronze Age, and stone labyrinths along this coast are inseparable from the fishing culture that sustained these communities. At Giza bearing 351.18°, 3,535 km from the Great Pyramid.