Interesting fact
The Ménec Alignments, located in Carnac, France, are a series of megalithic stone rows dating back to around 3300 BCE. This prehistoric site features approximately 1,100 granite stones arranged in 11 parallel lines stretching over 1 kilometer, with some stones reaching up to 4 meters in height.
More about Ménec Alignments
The Ménec Alignments are part of the Carnac Stones, a large concentration of megalithic sites in Brittany, France. These alignments are believed to have served ceremonial or astronomical purposes. The site is accessible to visitors year-round and provides insights into Neolithic engineering. Information panels on-site offer historical context, and guided tours are available to enhance understanding of the alignments' significance.