The King's Grave, also known as Kungagraven, is an archaeological site situated near Kivik in southeastern Scania, Sweden. This monument dates back to the 15th century BC and lies within a circular stone cairn that measures about 75 meters in diameter. A stone-built burial chamber, known as a cist, sits near the center of the cairn, measuring approximately 4 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width.
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Havängsdösen: Who Lies Beneath? 5.4 km 
Gyllebo Manor and the ruins of Gyllebohus 9.6 km 
Tunbyholm Castle: A 1830s restoration in Scania 12 km 
French Baroque style at Kronovall Castle in Scania 12 km 
The Swedish crown took Smedstorp Castle as compensation for Bornholm 15 km 
The Stenhed ship setting in Skåne 17 km 
Gärsnäs Castle 17 km 
The German Baroque style of Christinehofs slott 18 km 
Murals by Christian Laurentius Gernandt at Vittskövle Castle 20 km 
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