Stone of Peter I

A large crystalline granite stone wrapped in various legends. At the beginning of the Northern War, Tsar Peter I of Russia and King Augustus II the Strong of Poland are said to have had breakfast on the stone and even measured their strength. They are said to have left their golden spoons under a rock after the feast. According to another legend, the stone was brought here by the Devil using a cart. Dimensions of the stone: 3.4 x 2.3 x 1.1 m, circumference 9.3 m.