We visited the Vitlycke Museum, a fascinating place that brings the Swedish Bronze Age to life. Nestled among UNESCO-protected rock carvings, the museum presents history through engaging storytelling. Outside, you can explore reconstructed Bronze Age houses and even try out some archery.
We joined a guided tour (of 30 minutes) of the nearby Vitlycke panel, the most visited rock carving site in the World Heritage area. The carvings, created over more than a thousand years starting around 1800 BCE, depict life, death, fertility, and other themes that were central to the people of Tanum.
This trip was made in advertising collaboration with Tourism West Sweden.
