Beringer and the Lying Stones today

See the Lying Stones today:

Approx. 600 originals can be proven among the more than 2000 Lying Stones in Germany, England, Holland and Austria.

If you wish to see Lying Stones in the following museums and collections, please find out in advance whether they are even currently on display.
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Lying Stones in Germany

•	Bamberg:	Naturkundemuseum
•	Bonn:	Rheinische Friedich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
•	Erlangen:	Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
•	Heidelberg:	Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
•	Jena:	Friedrich-Schiller-Universität
•	Köln:	Universität zu Köln
•	Marbach:	DLA Marbach
•	München:	Paläontologie München
•	Schleusingen:	Naturhistorisches Museum Schloss Bertholdsburg Schleusingen
•	Stuttgart:	Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde
•	Waldenburg:	Museum Waldenburg
•	Würzburg:	Museum für Franken Universitätsbibliothek Würzburg

Lying Stones in England

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Oxford:

University Museum of Natural History

Lying Stones in the Netherlands

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Haarlem:

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Teylers Museum

Lying Stones in Austria

•	Graz:	Landesmuseum Joanneum
•	Wien:	Naturhistorisches Museum, Geologisch Paläontologische Abteilung

Original stones in private property? We would be pleased to get a message.

To see replicas:

•	Eibelstadt:	Museum of local history in Eibelstadt
•	Höchberg:	Beringer Lying Stone Museum
•	Ochsenfurt:	Trias museum

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Lying Stones and Eibelstadt:

On a mountain near Eibelstadt, the Lying Stones were found from 1725 onwards.
Eibelstadt has put a fountain monument to the Lying Stones in the marketplace: