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Kulturreservatet i
Skräppbo
The Cultural Reserve in
Skräppbo is a place
where artefacts gather,
and is a living cultural
center whose activities
are based on collaboration
between artists
and the surrounding
community. The goal is
for everyone to be able
to express themselves,
to create and to learn -
together.
www.teatermaskinen.com
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Bastnäs gruvfält
Historic mineral-rich mine
with remaining slag pile and
unique pulley house, the only
remaining of its kind in its
original location.
Bastnäs Mine is also a
habitat for at least two
types of bats.
Phone
+46 (0)222-133 30
Fors Gård, 73091
Riddarhyttan
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Ebba Brahes
lusthus
Mistress to king Gustav II
Adolf from the 1600’s, Ebba
Brahe was a formidable
business woman who gave
birth to 14 children and had
a taste for the finer things in
life. Sweden’s oldest wooden
gazebo is a romantic destination
and was once a part of
her private estate. Café open
summertime serving their
classic blueberry cake.
See page 36 for more info.
Phone
+46 (0)222-260 66
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Lienshyttans
masugn
Impressive blast furnace, rebuilt
in 1894 and in operation
until 1959. A slope of blue
green slag stones remain on
premises and is a culturally
protected landmark.
Phone: +46 (0)222-133 30
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Kolarbyn
A village of 12 coal miner’s
huts nestled in a blueberry
forest this Ecolodge has
been voted Sweden’s most
primitive hotel. Kolarbyn
offers a variety of all-inclusive
packages including wildlife
tours, bushcraft courses and
catering. STF-hostel.
Available for larger groups.
Phone +46 (0)70-400 70 53
www.kolarbyn.se
Read more on page 34
Färna bruksmiljö
Majestic manor house from
1857. Unique mosaic
mausoleum created using
blue-hued slag stones,
conference hotel, boutique,
spa, manor house and park
on premises.
Phone
+46 (0)222- 281 90
www.fernaherrgard.se
Herrgårdsboden, clothes and
home decor
Phone
+46 (0)222-281 81
Krampen
Railway station and site of
a Russian camp from the
Second World War. Hundreds
of Soviet soldiers sought refuge
here in 1944 later to be
returned to their government
to face an uncertain future.
Krampen is open sundays 30
juni to 4 august.
Phone
+46 (0)222 -321 20, 320 44
Read more on pages 37 & 40
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