The 10 Best Things to Do in Lulea, Sweden

February 10, 2018 Lashaunda Abraham

Discover the best top things to do in Lulea, Sweden including Isbanan, Gammelstad Church Town, Kulturens Hus, Flygmuseet F21, Teknikens Hus, Nederlulea Kyrka, Hertsostigen Trail, Balingeberget Nature Reserve, Norrbottens Jarnvagsmuseum, Lulea domkyrka.
Restaurants in Lulea

1. Isbanan

Norra Hamn, Lulea, Sweden +46 920 45 70 00
Excellent
79%
Good
20%
Satisfactory
1%
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0%
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Overall Ratings

5 based on 111 reviews

Isbanan

Reviewed By Martina1888 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom

It was only the second time that I walked over a frozen lake and I really start to love it! There were small sleds you could take, you can skate or just walk. I took one of the sleds and really felt like a child again! It's a great experience and definitely a must-do if you stay in Luleå.

2. Gammelstad Church Town

1 Kyrktorget, Lulea 954 33, Sweden +46 920 45 70 10
Excellent
47%
Good
42%
Satisfactory
10%
Poor
1%
Terrible
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Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 295 reviews

Gammelstad Church Town

Of Sweden's 71 original church towns, only 16 are left today. The majority of these have been reduced to a remnant. Gammelstad has the country's largest and best preserved church town with 408 cottages comprising 553 rooms. The church town presumably arose from a combination of several factors: the long distances, merchants' needs for storage and accommodation at the marketplace, the church stables and last but not least the population's duty to attend church regularly. The oldest mention of Gammelstad Church Town is in Johannes Bureus' depiction of his visit here at Christmas 1600: "All farmers have their cottages near the church at a place they call The Hill". Unfortunately Bureus does not mention the age of the church town, but the first cottages were presumably built in the mid-16th century. Gammelstad Church Town was put on the UNESCO World Heritage List on 7 December, 1996.The World Heritage Committee's reasoning was as follows: "Gammelstad Church Town is a remarkable example of the traditional church town of northern Scandinavia. It admirably illustrates the adaptation of conventional urban design to the special geographical and climatic conditions of a hostile natural environment." The World Heritage area includes the church itself, surrounded by the Church Town, the well-to-do areas, the public buildings and certain sections of the more recent permanent buildings.The church town tradition, i.E. The custom of spending the night in church cottages in connection with church weekends, was a decisive factor for conferring world heritage status.

Reviewed By jorgenlindahl

It is really nice with an "old" charm. You will learn the history and how the people lived back then. Further will you have a great possibility to purchase hand crafted gifts and also collects some Pocemon Go.
It was really fun for the kids, but please prepare them with mosquito oil to avoid to many bites.

3. Kulturens Hus

17 Skeppsbrogatan, Lulea 972 31, Sweden +46 920 45 59 00
Excellent
42%
Good
37%
Satisfactory
16%
Poor
4%
Terrible
1%
Overall Ratings

4 based on 62 reviews

Kulturens Hus

Reviewed By Purobi - San Francisco

The attached library is nice and at 2 PM one day we participated in a Gong Meditation. It was unusual and pleasant and free. That evening there was a series of Rock Concerts for about 200 SEK. We did not stay. The building is modern and nice.

4. Flygmuseet F21

Norrbottens Flygflottilj, Lulea 971 73, Sweden +46 920 23 41 35
Excellent
51%
Good
37%
Satisfactory
9%
Poor
3%
Terrible
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Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 32 reviews

Flygmuseet F21

Reviewed By Matts R - Orlando, Florida

This is a nice place for those that like military, and specially air force, stuff. The museum contains airplanes from the 1950 until 2000, a S37 Viggen simulator (very fun!), and communications equipment and other interesting things. Cheep to enter and knowledgeable staff, as they are the ones operated the aircrafts ones upon a time.

5. Teknikens Hus

Teknikens Hus vag 2, Lulea 977 54, Sweden +46 920 55 08 00
Excellent
30%
Good
48%
Satisfactory
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4 based on 39 reviews

Teknikens Hus

Teknikens Hus is the northernmost science centre in Sweden and the permanent Exhibitions in Teknikens Hus reflect the region and its technology. Here visitors can explore mining, steel production, forestry, hydroelectricity, astronomy, space technology, flight and aerodynamics, the everyday technology in our homes and many other things. Adjacent to the exhibition hall are several public workshop facilities and also an outdoor area with exhibits and activities used in the summer season. The exhibition also includes a small Planetarium where the universe and starry skies are shown together with programs about space technology and full dome films with different themes. At the shop Kullagret, you find unique souvenirs and toys, experiments, books, posters and gifts for all ages. Restaurant Husman Kitchen serves lunch and coffee.

Reviewed By Hiwa K - Sweden

It is like a museum for tech staff and mining process, I was there with some friend and we spend a really good time experiencing some really amazing science and other funny things for kids and family. I recommend this place for everyone.

6. Nederlulea Kyrka

12 Foersamlingsvaegen | Gammalstad, Lulea 954 33, Sweden +46 920 27 70 00
Excellent
46%
Good
31%
Satisfactory
20%
Poor
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4 based on 29 reviews

Nederlulea Kyrka

Reviewed By kapangyarihang_itim - Keller, Texas

I like how this church is situated in the middle of the city. I use it to get my bearings when I am out and about exploring the city. The inside of the church is simple but very beautiful. Make sure you get a picture of the altar from near the entrance and also of the pipe organ (which is at the 2nd level above the main entrance) from when you are near the altar.

7. Hertsostigen Trail

Lulea 971 85, Sweden
Excellent
70%
Good
30%
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4.5 based on 10 reviews

Hertsostigen Trail

Reviewed By Ana L - Boliden, Sweden

I discovered it "by accident"! I was spending the weekend in Luleå, the weather had been unplesant on Saturday, but Sunday was a nice day! Sunny and quite warm! We even took our bathingsuits but the water was still too cold. Perfect for a good hike (several longer or shorter trails), ideal for a lunch or a fika by the lake. The landscape is amazing, and you find plenty of places to camp and light a fire! If you have a kayak, it´s also nice to paddle a bit! Take good hiking boots because it´s wet most of the time! Will definitely go there again ;)

8. Balingeberget Nature Reserve

Alvbrovagen | Coordinates: 65.624051, 21.874149, Lulea 972 38, Sweden +46 920 960 00
Excellent
46%
Good
45%
Satisfactory
9%
Poor
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Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 11 reviews

Balingeberget Nature Reserve

Reviewed By Ana L - Boliden, Sweden

The vies over the different parts of Luleå is nice and the landscape quite beautiful. You have two different trails to choose from and a lot of pleasant places to have a picnic, a fika or just relax ;) You can even camp there!
Specially beautiful at sunset (midnight sun)!

9. Norrbottens Jarnvagsmuseum

95 Arcusvaegen, Lulea 975 94, Sweden +46 920 25 00 16
Excellent
43%
Good
41%
Satisfactory
16%
Poor
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Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 12 reviews

Norrbottens Jarnvagsmuseum

Reviewed By Ana L - Boliden, Sweden

Beware that the museum is open only between Midsummer and mid-August! During this time, besides the museum, you can also ride a steam engine and visit Gammelstad!
If you go there and the museum is closed, like I did, you can, at least, see a lot of old trains and engines parked outiside! The trip is not in vain, since a lot of models are outisde and the environment is quite nice :)

10. Lulea domkyrka

Kyrkogatan 7C, Lulea 972 32, Sweden +46 920 26 48 00
Excellent
26%
Good
15%
Satisfactory
59%
Poor
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Overall Ratings

3.5 based on 19 reviews

Lulea domkyrka

Reviewed By Phayao13 - Stockholm

With an impressive exterior that changes as you step into one of the last built Cathedral in Sweden. Initally, the church was richly furnished with wood carvings.In the 30,s ,ripped out and replaced with a lighter interior. Still worth a visit.

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