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
10 Museums in Varmland County That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Varmland County, Sweden including Alma Lov Museum, Nordiska Travmuseet, Fryksta Station, Arvika Konsthantverk, Jimena Concept Store, Rackstadmuseet, Lesjofors Museum, Niklasdams Tradgard, Ferlin Museet, Brigadmuseum.
Restaurants in Varmland County
1. Alma Lov Museum
2. Nordiska Travmuseet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Fryksta Station
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Arvika Konsthantverk
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Arvika konsthantverk was founded in 1922. It is the oldest co-operative handicraft society in Sweden. One of its initiators was Maja Fjaestad, who worked within the group of artists living and working near Lake Racken. Over the years well-trained craftsmen and craftswomen have brought new influences, which have been combined with the local tradition.
5. Jimena Concept Store
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
JIMENA CONCEPT STORE is unique, interesting and stylish! This is the art gallery & seasonal gift shop located in Gräsmark, Värmland, Sweden. All you can see at shop is our fine art photography, original design & sustainable fashion. We are a gallery & shop where you could be surprised for, have fun to see something unique for you & presents! Take a relaxing roadtrip to Gräsmark efter you may have visited some other landmarks of Sunne, for ex. Selma Lagerlöfs Mårbacka, Rottneros Park. "Ängen", Gräsmark, one of the most popular hiking track in the region is just few km away. This is absolutely not to be missed thing-to-do in Värmland! Have a good trip & hope to see you soon!
6. 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!
7. Lesjofors Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
8. Niklasdams Tradgard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Phayao13 - Stockholm, Sweden
Come for a fantastic geranium museum, market garden or a charming cafe.Overall compatible products in terms of plants in the greenhouse or sweets in the cafe.
9. Ferlin Museet
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
10. 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.
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