Top Things to do in Varmland County
Top Hotels in Varmland County
- 1. Elite Stadshotellet Karlstad
- 2. Clarion Collection Hotel Drott
- 3. Clarion Collection Hotel Bilan
- 4. Scandic Winn
- 5. Scandic Karlstad City
- 6. Best Western Gustaf Froding Hotel & Konferens
- 7. Scandic Klaralven
- 8. Clarion Collection Hotel Plaza
- 9. Hotell Charlottenberg
- 10. Good Morning Karlstad City
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10 History Museums in Varmland County That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Varmland County, Sweden including Fryksta Station, Nordiska Travmuseet, Brigadmuseum, Hembygdsgard Karmenkynna, von Echstedtska Garden, Klassbols Linnevaveri, Varmlands Museum, Brunskogs Hembygdsgard, Homestead Museum of Kollsberg, Utmarksmuseet.
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1. Fryksta Station
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Nordiska Travmuseet
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Brigadmuseum
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4.5 based on 109 reviews
WELCOME TO BRIGADMUSEUM SWEDEN IN THE SHADOW OF THE COLD WAR Join us on a journey through time from 1945-1991 where you can feel, listen, read and see how the Cold War affected Sweden. What happened around the world during the Cold War and how did it affect Sweden? The journey begins with the end of WWII and long-awaited peace in 1945, in a Germany defeated and in ruins. You will be transported back in time and experience how people lived, how politics affected daily life and how it felt to live during the Cold War. The Swedish brigades had their ”Golden Age” during this period, with new armoured vehicles and weapon systems. At Brigadmuseum you will discover what a brigade is and how the Swedish Armed Forces has developed over the years.
4. Hembygdsgard Karmenkynna
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Karmenkynna , central Lekvattnet, has one of Värmland's finest collections of Finnish buildings. Here are 18 houses, all specific to the construction and housing culture, as in the 1600s immigrant Finns brought with them from Finland's eastern parts. Here are tools and utensils, which reveals much about these people's ways to manage and exploit nature, and their living conditions in general.
5. von Echstedtska Garden
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
The manor is perhaps the most remarkable older Varmland manor still in existence. The exterior of the estate i strictly Caroline, built in 1762-64, while the interior is mostly rococo. The privy contains burlesque ceiling paintings unique for Sweden. Also gallery and cafe, apple-orchard and herb garden. Opens between the 21st of may and the 20th of august in 2017.
6. Klassbols Linnevaveri
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4.5 based on 30 reviews
I hundra år har vi vävt vår historia. Klässbols Linneväveri är ett internationellt familjeföretag där ca 20 personer arbetar med att väva och sy linneprodukter till både privatmarknad och företag, organisationer och samhällsinrättningar. Vi är kungliga hovleverantörer och levererar Nobeldukar och Nobelservetter till nobelfesten varje år. Väveriet är öppet att besöka varje vardag i veckan. Önskad guidningar kontakta oss.
Reviewed By Phayao13 - Stockholm, Sweden
Well-preserved linen weaving, produces classically woven towels, tablecloths and napkins.Good excursion destination if you like Swedish crafts and a chance at discounted goods
7. Varmlands Museum
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4.0 based on 167 reviews
Värmlands Museum is one of the most frequently visited county museums with more than 200,000 visitors every year. You can see the local history of Värmland, side by side with internationally renowned art and photographic exhibitions.
Reviewed By 717sherrij - Clovis, United States
My family of four Swedish-American teenagers and I had a marvelous time at the Varmlands Museum in Karlstad, Sweden. You have to pay for parking and the signs are all in Swedish, so be sure to ask someone for help if you don't understand. (I learned my lesson from a ticket I got earlier at a hotel!) Out front is a cool park/playground which my teenagers (overgrown kids) enjoyed immensely. The playgrounds in Sweden are plentiful with sturdy equipment which is interesting to play on. I think my teens enjoyed the play area as much as the museum! The price for the museum is quite reasonable. I believe all of my children were free as students and I only paid for myself. Just past the desk is a delightful gift shop. The prices are pretty comparable to museum prices everywhere, not necessarily cheap. But it was stocked with cool items. I would have bought more, but I was traveling light and did not have room in my suitcase! Opposite the gift shop is the café. They have a buffet (or would it be a smorgasboard?) We loved being able to sample all of the different Swedish food! The berry punch was delicious and we enjoyed drinking it all over Sweden! Unfortunately the historical part of the museum was closed for renovations. If I understood correctly, it won't be reopened until 2018. Bummer. But we did enjoy the art part of the museum. One of the exhibits was a Swedish illustrator and the interactive exhibit was fun for the kids! All in all, it was an excellent trip. We will be back so I can share the history part of the museum with my kids when it reopens. Museum staff was super friendly and helpful, by the way! Also, you can walk a few blocks to lots of shopping just down the street from the museum!
8. Brunskogs Hembygdsgard
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
Brunskog's open-air museum is situated at Skutboudden near Brunskog's church. A number of events and fairs are arranged yearly. The biggest event is Gammelvala, when old working methods are shown. Welcome!
9. Homestead Museum of Kollsberg
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4.0 based on 6 reviews
The homestead museum of Kollsberg in Torsby is located at the beautiful head of Lake Fryken. It gathers original wooden houses with traditional furnishings that once stood in the vicinity of Torsby. The museum is open summertime and by appointment. The museum café serves homebaked refreshments and the traditional meal "motti och fläsk". Check our calendar for year-round social events and markets.
