At the bell tower at Österunda Church you will find one of Upplands many rune stones. Like so many other rune stones, it was reused as the threshold of the church when it was built during the Middle Ages.

At a few hundred meters distance from each other, two rune stones stand, both of which are ridden by women.

Beside the road is a large cross-spruce ridge that tells us that Frögärd left the stone behind his husband Igul. At the end of the 19th century, it was on the hair that this stone was transported away to Skansen in Stockholm, but the Mjölk company in Forsby, who considered that the stone was on their land, put an end to the increase. U1154

In the 1000s Torsten made this stone in memory of Halvdan.

A thousand years ago, Ari, who lived at Ramsjö farm, decided to let a runic stone travel in memory of his father. While walking, the stone has found its way to Edinburgh, where it now stands. 2014 a copy of the stone was erected at home in Morgongåva.

At the Altuna stone you will see exciting picture stories from the Viking Age fairy tale world.

With rune stone dimensions measured, this is an extremely minimalist rune stone. No intricate loops or intricate borders, but the grate has settled for a cross and a single rhinestone row on the high, smooth stone.

An almost three meter high monument to a Viking disaster.

A Viking on skis can be seen on Bökstastenen.

On the road between Härkeberga and Skolsta stands a rune stone that tells the story of a person who actually lived in this very place, Kälsta, a thousand years ago. The rune stone has a cross, which means that the person who commissioned it was a Christian, and it is believed to have been carved by the rune master Erik. Erik is thought to have been active around 1030-1050, i.e. at the end of [...]