Discover the best top things to do in Jonkoping County, Sweden including Habo Kyrka, Tandsticksmuseet, Grenna Museum, Naturreservatet Skurugata & Skuruhatt, Sofiakyrkan, Stadsparken, IKEA Museum, Rosenlunds Rosarium, Brahehus, Nas slottsruin.
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5.0 based on 93 reviews
Absolutely amazing old wooden church with stunning beautiful interior covered with old painted masterpieces !!! Highly recommended for all!
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Perfect place to spend an couple of hours if you have vacation or come to violet Jonkoping like tourist! Interesting history about matches and big fabric which have produce and sell matches for all world! Interesting exposition, small but well described collection, 12 min long movie, evening that you can expect from perfect museum! Amazing installation on second floor! Definitely must see place Jonkoping!!!! recommended to all , special for families with kids!
4.5 based on 96 reviews
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Great atmosphere the building is greatly maintained looks old and new in the same time with clear scandinavian architecture
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Its a park for the whole family. Minigolf, restaurant, playground, dance lane (in the summer) Birds, do ur own barbecue The place you take your family and friends to when they are visiting the city. Also, there are some animals to see and it's beautiful.
4.5 based on 262 reviews
IKEA Museum is for anyone who’s curious about IKEA. Curious about our history, curious about design, or curious about how Ingvar Kamprad from little old Agunnaryd created the global company we are today. Or you may just be curious to see what our very first store looked like.
We planed an overnight in Almhult when traveling from Copenhagen to Stockholm specifically to see the IKEA Museum and to stay at the IKEA Hotel. The museum did not disappoint! It opened in 2016 and still looks quite fresh and new. The displays were quirky and imaginative--such as whole rooms mounted upside down on the ceiling or a dress made of IKEA bags. And there was a real effort to tell the history of IKEA from its humble beginnings as one store right there in Almhult up to the present day. The museum is located in the same building as the original store. Seeing some IKEA products of the past was a wonderful nostalgia trip. I would allow two to three hours to see everything. It is not designed for kids, but kids might enjoy it. There is plenty of room for them to move around. There was also a nice restaurant and a gift shop. This was a highlight of our trip. We recommend it to anyone with an interest in modern furniture.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Rows and rows of roses dressed in a myriad of colors that would make rainbows blush with jealousy. It rained a bit as we arrived and minutes later the sun came shining through the clouds and everything looked even more glorious. You could sit and marvel for hours on end. An unreserved show off of the splendor of nature. Space and seating to pause for a tea break or have a picnic. Fitting for a small wedding ceremony as well.
4.0 based on 119 reviews
Easy stop, and rest breake on the highway. Parking on the opposite side of highway. Use underground tunnel to visit the ruin. Beautiful views. Free entrance.
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