Location: Falun
Top Things to do in Falun
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Falun (Swedish pronunciation: [²fɑːlɵnː]) is a city and the seat of Falun Municipality in Dalarna County, Sweden, with 37,291 inhabitants in 2010. It is also the capital of Dalarna County. Falun forms, together with Borlänge, a metropolitan area with close to 100,000 inhabitants.
Restaurants in Falun
1. Outside Falun
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Outside Falun has 10 years of experience arranging activities such as trekking, fishing, climbing, kayaking, education course activity with snow and avalanche-security, ice fishing, snow shoeing and different events such as lectures regarding outdoor topics. Vi focus on both private guests and groups. Throughout the last 10 years we have gained long experience with international guests.
2. Studio Kurbits keramik
3. Stadsdelen Gamla Herrgarden
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Hosko kyrka
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Vika - Hosjo parish was formed in the New Year 2012 when Vika and Hosjo parishes merged. Through the centuries, the churches Vika and Hosjo have been close together. Vika parish has roots right into the Middle Ages. In the 17th century, a chapel was built in Hosjo when the distance between Vika and Hosjo often felt too far. In 1940, Hosjo became a separate congregation.
5. Falu Gruva
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4.5 based on 552 reviews
A part of the world heritage Falun, Falu Gruva is open for the public offering guided tours under ground, above ground, an interactive museum, shops, cafées and restaurants.
Reviewed By ScaniaSwede - Malmö, Sweden
We did the underground tour. Warning: it’s cold, can be a bit wet and muddy, so dress appropriately to fully enjoy the tour, which lasted about an hour. They give you helmets and plastic capes to protect you. I saw a lady in a short skirt, no tights, and nice low shoes. I’d be surprised if she ensued the tour down. Book ahead to avoid disappointment t. The area is big with something to suit everyone; interactive and descriptive museum, souvenir shop, cafe/restaurants in and around the area. A small train runs in the area, and I guess it especially attracts the smaller ones If you’re into walking, you can walk around the whole “hole”
6. Bojsen beach
7. Vika - Hosjo Forsamling
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Vika - Hosjo parish was formed in the New Year 2012 when Vika and Hosjo parishes merged. Through the centuries, the churches Vika and Hosjo have been close together. Vika parish has roots right into the Middle Ages. In the 17th century, a chapel was built in Hosjo when the distance between Vika and Hosjo often felt too far. In 1940, Hosjo became a separate congregation.
8. Falu Vildvattenpark
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Falun Whitewater park is northern Europes only whitewater stadium. With us, everyone can paddle in whitewater safe and have very fun! It's a perfect activity for friends and family who like to enjoy a great outdoor activity together! We have all facilities for a pleasant visit. We supply you with all equipment from clothing to kayak. Our reception have good changing rooms, toilets, showers and, of course, delicious coffee, coke and cookies!
9. Bjursas Ski Center
10. Dalarnas Museum
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4.0 based on 82 reviews
Dalarna Museum is the County Museum of Dalarna - open to the world It reflects the region's collective cultural heritage with its distinctive history, tradition and culture, which even today can be experienced by visitors around the landscape. As a tourist, you should begin your visit in Dalarnas museum to understand the tensions and dynamics that exist between the province's different areas. Here is Sweden's most traditional and most industrialized regions joined side by side.
Reviewed By BlarghBlargh - York, United Kingdom
I couldn't believe this was free as there was so much to see here. It's always nice to learn about the traditional of the places you are visiting and I especially liked the folk costumes and painted furniture. There were booklets for other languages, but it would've been nicer if it was clearer which part went with which section as I found it jumped around a lot. I also loved the little room dedicated Selma Lagerlöf and all the folk horses. A must see if in Falun and an excellent way to spend the afternoon.
