Kungastenen, also known as the King's Stone, is a historical landmark located in Malmö, Sweden. This significant stone is notable for its association with Swedish royalty and serves as a reminder of the region's medieval history. It is believed to have been erected in the 14th century, marking the site where King Erik of Sweden was said to have held court. The stone is inscribed with runes, which provide insight into the cultural and historical context of the time.
The landmark is situated in a public area, making it accessible to visitors and locals alike. It has become a point of interest for those exploring Malmö's rich history and heritage. The stone's presence contributes to the understanding of the social and political dynamics of medieval Sweden, reflecting the importance of royal authority in the region. As a historical artifact, Kungastenen continues to attract attention from historians and tourists interested in Sweden's past.