Top Things to do in Dalarna County
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Discover the best top things to do in Dalarna County, Sweden including Carl Larsson House, Zorngarden, Fulufjallets National Park, Langbryggan, Dalhalla, Leksands Church, Njupeskar waterfall, Helvetesfallet och Storstupet.
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1. Carl Larsson House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 288 reviews
The Carl Larsson House in Sundborn is an icon in Swedish interior design and family life. Guided tours every day,
Reviewed By JoostN - Groningen, The Netherlands
The Carl Larsson house was our highlight of our 2 weeks travelling. We booked a tour in Swedish, but could reschedule to an english tour. Guide Linda (if I remember her name correctly) has given us an excellent tour. She is super knowledgeable, enthusiastic and it was amazing how she told the stories. The house is so nice to see, and I bet even booking an tour in a language you don't understand is worth is since there is so much to see. Also what we really liked is the Sundborn Strak (a walk of 4 km around the village where you can find history stories and the places where Carl Larsson got his inspiration. We enjoyed it for 3 hours and still could not see all the places. When the weather is good, this walk is a must to in order to have a full experience! You can pick up the flyer in town or in the Carl Larsson house.
2. Zorngarden
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4.5 based on 179 reviews
The Zorn House is one of the most well-known artist homes in Sweden. Built and decorated around the turn of last century by Anders and Emma Zorn, it remains today almost untouched since their time. Already in 1886, Zorn had acquired a vacant lot near Mora church and moved a small wooden house to the property, which became the nucleus for the couple’s Mora home. Designed by the artist himself, the structure combined local timberwork traditions with the architecture of English houses and Zorn’s conception of Viking-era dwellings – simultaneously rustic and refined, grand and cozy. Artistic craftwork from Dalarna mixed boldly with items of great value acquired from abroad: woven tapestries, silver pieces, antique sculptures, and paintings by old masters. Behind the rather discreet facade was a home equipped with every conceivable luxury: refrigeration, stainless-steel kitchen counters, central heating, hot and cold running water, even a vacuum cleaner.
3. Fulufjallets National Park
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4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By limb00 - Batman, Turkey
Me and my friends went to Fulufjället for 3 days and it was really great. We went to Njupeskär, the highest waterfall in Sweden and hiked alot in the reserve. Make sure to check out naturum for some great information about the reserve and nature in Sweden.
4. Langbryggan
5. Dalhalla
6. Leksands Church
7. Njupeskar waterfall
8. Helvetesfallet och Storstupet
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By theprettyawkwards - Tungelsta, Sweden
We actually stayed here over the night in our tent in the wood near by. It’s a very steep road to get “down” to the river and waterfall, so a bit hard (especially with a 3yrs old and a newborn, hah!). But it’s beautiful. Near by you’ll find a “toilet” and a wind shelter. Please, don’t leave your trash here (so sad to have to pick up others trash!).
