Särestads gravfält och Hagbards kulle

Or Särestad's burial ground and Hagbard's hill, as it translates into English, is the final resting place for the many generations of Särestad residents who lived here during the Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age. On this burial ground you can see several types of ancient monuments from the Bronze and Iron Ages which correspond from 1800 BC to 1000 AD. You can see around forty raised stones, which may have been gravestones to mark the resting places of the dead, and about ten mounds. The highest of the mounds is Hagbard's hill with a height of five meters and thirty meters in diameter. Experts surmise that somebody important must be buried here. Legend has it that this is the final resting place of Hagbard and Signe, the lovers from the 12th century Viking folklore. If you’re driving up there, there’s parking available.