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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What to do and see in Varmland County, Varmland County: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Varmland County, Sweden including Mariebergsskogen, Marbacka Minnesgard, Sandgrund Lars Lerin, Rackstadmuseet, Glaskogens Naturreservat, Brigadmuseum, Arvika Kanot & Turistcenter, Brattfallet and Halgaleden, Varmlands Moose Park, Stadstradgarden.
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1. Mariebergsskogen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 313 reviews
Mariebergsskogen is Karlstad City Park. It was a gift to the City of Karlstad in 1896 from Dr Conrad Höök. Visit the farm animals in Lillskogen, the Play Garden and Naturum Värmland. Mariebergsskogen has good food, lovely cafées and great ice cream. And lots of space for swimming and outdoor life - very close to the city centre. Free admission, free parking, open dayily all year round.
Reviewed By 884runej - Gjovik, Norway
This is a nice aria to relax. Much to see. Many animals . Also nice forest to walk inside. If it is a hot day. You can take a bath at the nearby beach.
2. Marbacka Minnesgard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By 300kristak - Stockholm, Sweden
Marbacka is a place to visit when exploring Värmland. I liked the garden that was very well maintained and beautiful. If you want to know more about the life and work of Selma Laggerlöf, you should definitely take a guided tour that takes ca 45 minutes (this is the only way to get in the house). The guided tour was very informative and good.
3. Sandgrund Lars Lerin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 643 reviews
Reviewed By Nulux
Great exhibition, nicely presented works of art. A joy to see. Nice coffee and cakes served in a variety of nice porcelain
4. Rackstadmuseet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Rackstadmuseet is a museum dedicated to the artists who were part of the Rackstad artist colony by the beginning of the 20th century including Gustaf Fjaestad, Björn Ahlgrensson and Fritz Lindström among others. Arts and crafts has and has had an important role in the cultural landscape of Arvika and is included in the museum collections as well. Temporary exhibitions are continuously displayed, focusing on both historical and contemporary artists. During the summer months you can also visit the sculpture Christian Erikssons own studio with loads of artworks and furniture from the period. In the cafe you can allways eat homemade lunch or cakes during the museums opening hours.
Reviewed By nona94 - Stockholm, Sweden
What a gem this museum is! This lovely place has something for everybody. The buildings are very interesting from an architectural and engineering aspect, as the “cottage” is built like a piece of perfect furniture. But the art is the real breath taker, and also very moving. This marvellous place has something for everyone. Don’t miss it!
5. Glaskogens Naturreservat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
6. Brigadmuseum
Overall Ratings
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.
7. Arvika Kanot & Turistcenter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Arvika Kanot & Turistcenter offers you canoe trips in one of Sweden's richest water area with almost 800 km canoe trails. The many lakes and rivers in and around Arvika invite to fantastic canoe tours in various nature. The Arvika Kanot & Turistcenter offers several tours for new beginners as well as for the more experienced person and are suitable for individuals, families and groups. The canoe tours are in Glaskogen, Rinnen, Josse alv, Kola alv, Varmeln or Lillalven. All canoe trails are marked on Arvika Friluftskarta. Canoe packages offer are including a canoe (2 persons), paddles, extra paddle, lifejacket, canoe cart, rope, sponge, tarpaulin, waste-bags, route description and maps as well as transport on some of the tours. You can buy provisions packages and kitchen- and outdoor equipment are for rent. It is also possible to rent a canoe for individual trips. At the canoe center you can also try climbing in the high rope course.
8. Brattfallet and Halgaleden
9. Varmlands Moose Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
We offer guided tours at scheduled times to meet our moose and learn all about them. We do not allow drop in visits or visits without a guide present. During off peak season: September 2020 till May 2021. Tours are on Wednesday - Reception opens at 10:30 and the tour starts at 11:00 & Sunday - Reception opens at 10:30 and the tour starts at 11:00. There is no need to book in advance in the off peak season, just turn up before 11:00. Dogs are not allowed on the tour.
Reviewed By Pyrochyoshipolin
I would love to recommend this amazing experience! Me and my husband got to meet, pet and feed, 3 beautiful moose cows. Doris, Lotta and Elsa :) you could really tell that they are living a relaxed and happy life! And if you wish to know more about these gorgeous animals, the knowledgeable gude (who been taking care of the moose and their forest for over 7 years) will be happy to answer all your questions and to teach you all you could ever wish to know! So, a huge thanks to our guide! It warms my heart to know that there are people caring for the forests and wildlife by the love for nature and the kindness of their hearts, rather than the love for profit. 100sek/person is a smal price to pay for this experience, and you know it is well spent! I wish these guys and the moose the best of luck!
10. Stadstradgarden
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