All Attractions in Dalarna

Hands-on science adventures in Borlänge: explore physics, space, and tech through interactive wonders that spark lifelong curiosity for all ages.

Endless fun in the Swedish fjälls: arcades, gyms, cafés, and disc golf await at Idre Fjäll's dynamic activity hub for all ages.

A compact, biodiverse riverside reserve of hay-meadows, braided streams and stony Österdalälven banks just outside Mora.

A towering Iron Age tumulus and sprawling ritual landscape — Sweden’s most dramatic burial complex, rich with runes, ship settings and centuries of history.

Explore Scandinavia's premier tank museum: 70+ armored giants tracing Sweden's military ingenuity from WWI relics to Cold War marvels.

Encounter majestic European bison up close at this vital conservation haven, blending wildlife wonders, historic farm life, playground fun, and cozy café vibes in Dalarna's serene landscapes.

Splash into Sweden's wild side at this mill pond paradise with epic slides, trophy fishing, and family camping amid Uppland's untouched greenery.

A compact, high‑energy indoor wind tunnel in Bromma where you can learn to ‘fly’ under pro instruction — dramatic, safe and family‑friendly.

Gävle’s beloved 19th‑century park and riverside reserve—wide lawns, leafy glades, play zones and calm river moments in the heart of the city.

A compact, accessible waterfall and gorge on the Halgån — intimate views, short loops and a longer 7 km trail through Värmland’s wooded river landscape.

A 13‑metre, painted concrete Dala horse — Avesta’s bold roadside homage to Dalarna’s carved‑horse tradition and a municipal landmark.

Central Falun’s county museum — Dala horses, folk costumes, Selma Lagerlöf’s library and rotating exhibitions that map the culture of Dalarna.

An ancient limestone pit turned world‑class open‑air theatre where towering cliffs and natural acoustics make every concert monumental.

Compact rocky climb above Djurmo with sweeping valley panoramas, Bronze Age burial mounds and diverse woodland life.

Explore the world's largest ecomuseum: 750 km² of Sweden's iron heritage, from ancient mines to UNESCO ironworks and forest trails.

A canal-side open-air homestead where red cottages, a manor park, a traditional kafé and craft workshops make local history feel lived-in and immediate.

A UNESCO World Heritage copper landscape — descend into centuries of mining, stand at the scar of the Great Pit and trace Sweden’s industrial rise.

Discover the thundering 60m Fettjeåfallet, a hiker's paradise in Jämtland's forests with seasonal magic from summer cascades to winter ice towers.

Dalarna's Riviera gem: lakeside camping with pools, adventures, and family fun against blue mountains and pine forests.

Two powerful cascades on the Fjätälven set in old forest — raw water, rugged viewpoints and a classic Swedish lean-to for a quiet fika.

A compact lake, forest and hill playground—ski in winter, ride and swim in summer—30 minutes from Stockholm.

Discover Dalarna's hidden glacial gorge: bubbling frost springs, easy trails, and serene valley vistas just minutes from Borlänge—a peaceful nature escape.

Discover Sweden's wild frontier: thundering waterfalls, ancient trees, and boundless mountain plateaus in Fulufjället National Park.

An authentic bergmansgård beside Marnästjärn — Sweden’s pioneering industrial open‑air museum, where manor rooms and mining machinery meet.

A compact French‑style chateau from 1801 set in Dalarna’s forested mining landscape, now a hotel, event and conference venue.

A preserved pocket of ancient conifer forest and peat bogs — compact, wild and rich in deadwood habitats and wetland panoramas.

A compact, early-20th-century house and intimate two-hectare garden on Lake Siljan where domestic history and inventive garden rooms meet.

Stroll Scandinavia's longest wooden pier into Lake Siljan's heart, where history meets horizon in Rättvik's timeless embrace.

A compact, tactile Bronze Age rock‑carving site near Köping where ships, animals and cup marks are etched into exposed bedrock.

Discover farmyard joys at this free urban 4H gård in Hågelbyparken—meet horses, goats, pigs, and more amid Stockholm's green escape.

A compact, family‑focused mountain resort in Dalarna with ski‑in/ski‑out bases, varied slopes and year‑round outdoor activities amid forested Swedish uplands.

A thousand-year Swedish manor with living gardens, preserved farm buildings and curated orchards beside Lake Öljaren.

Discover the poetic birthplace of Erik Axel Karlfeldt amid lush gardens and historic farmsteads in serene Dalarna countryside.

Discover the roaring beauty of Klingforsen, a roadside waterfall in Idre where Storån's cascades meet serene picnic spots in Sweden's wild heart.

Step back to 19th-century Sweden at this lakeside ironworks preserved as a living industriminne, blending industrial history with Dalarna's wild forests.

Explore Kristine Church in Falun, a stunning Baroque architectural masterpiece blending history, art, and spirituality in a serene setting.

A compact bergsmansgård with restored historic garden and rare hay meadows — a living pocket of Falun’s mining-era cultural landscape.

Family-focused lakeside resort with water slides, sandy beach, cabins and camping terraces overlooking Lake Siljan.

Borlänge's leafy retreat with playground joys, historic roots, and event vibes amid Dalarna's gentle hills—a perfect pause in nature's embrace.

A compact, family-centred ski village with gentle slopes, children's zones and an activity hub at the foot of Sälen’s lifts.

Carl Linnaeus’s well‑preserved 18th‑century country estate: a living laboratory of gardens, farm buildings and cultural landscapes outside Uppsala.

A neoclassical orangery where living heritage plants, venerable laurels and a rich cactus collection meet Uppsala’s botanical teaching tradition.

An open-air museum where timber houses, logging tools and a WWII skans reveal Särna’s forest-working past amid tranquil pine glades.

Descend into 18th-century tunnels where cobalt fueled Europe's blue revolution and nickel was born—Sweden's underground alchemy unveiled.

A playful, motorised miniature town where children steer cars, tractors and mini-bikes through a scaled village and playground — ideal for energetic family days out.

Feed friendly moose by the lake in this family-run Dalarna sanctuary—intimate wildlife magic amid forests and calm waters.

A modern, gravity‑fed Swedish distillery where local barley, Swedish oak and inventive casks shape distinctive single‑malt character.

A contemplative museum in a former Säters sjukhus ward exploring 20th‑century psychiatric care through objects, art and patient stories.

Journey through Sweden's motoring past amid vintage vehicles, nostalgic shops, and lakeside serenity at this Grängesberg gem.

Climb into history at Sweden's premier showcase of industrial might, from steam locomotives to VR-driven future machines in Eskilstuna's factory heart.

Ascend Björkberget for meteor-forged vistas, wolf howls in exhibits, and trails blooming with Dalarna's wild heart—nature's adventure unveiled.

Sweden’s towering cascade on the Fulufjället plateau — mist, moss and a 70 m free fall inside a sandstone gorge.

Step into Sweden's rustic past at Norrbovägen Homestead, where preserved farmsteads and artifacts unveil Hälsingland's timeless rural soul amid tranquil forests.

A compact, hands‑on social‑history museum in Strömsbergs bruk that recreates familiar shops, workshops and vintage vehicles for a nostalgic journey through everyday life.

Step into medieval Sweden at the world's only reconstructed blast furnace, where 12th-century flames still roar in Norberg's ancient iron heart.

Explore Olnispagården, a historical gem in Sälen, Sweden, rich in culture and surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.

A little peninsula, a 16th‑century timber house and an 18th‑century in‑situ exhibition — a compact slice of Swedish history on Lake Runn.

Year-round adventures on Grönklitt Mountain: ski 24 slopes winter, hike and zip-line summer, with family fun, wildlife safaris, and epic Lake Orsa views.

A small open‑air heritage yard of painted timber houses, craft demonstrations and seasonal folk events that preserve Orsa’s rural traditions.

Explore the historical allure of Oscarsborg, a breathtaking landmark in Söderhamn, offering stunning views and a rich cultural experience.

Discover 'Sweden's diamond' at Porfyrmuseet: Älvdalen's red porphyry wonders and Hagström musical heritage in a historic Dalarna gem.

Step into Sweden's military past at Rommehedslägret, where 35 historic barracks in a lush park reveal the Dala Regiment's 200-year legacy of drills, officers' life, and resilient heritage.

A tranquil pocket of century-old pines and easy trails on Falun’s eastern edge—woodland walks, picnic clearings and local wildlife close to town.

A charming countryside fairy‑tale path and family play area with story cottages, outdoor theatre and a cozy café at Hällarens Gård.

A deep, atmospheric mining complex where centuries of silver extraction meet dramatic underground tours and preserved industrial architecture.

Ice Age hollow turned Sweden's grandest Midsummer stage—experience Dalarna's maypole magic in Leksand's natural amphitheater.

Discover the mystical allure of Sanders Gammelskog, an ancient Swedish forest reserve where moss-draped giants whisper tales of timeless wilderness and serene biodiversity.

An immersive open‑air museum where charcoal pits, raft reconstructions and timber tools bring Dalarna’s forestry and iron‑works past to life.

Lakeside comfort and low‑key nature activities at Villa Herdin — cottages, café, sauna and year‑round outdoor programming on Främby Udde.

World's oldest open-air museum blending Sweden's historic homes, Nordic wildlife, and cultural traditions across Djurgården's green hills.

Sälen's ultimate indoor playground: surf waves, bowl strikes, and savor fjäll flavors at SkiStar Lodge Experium.

Discover 400 years of Swedish manor history, vintage car treasures, and lakeside serenity at Sparreholm Castle in Sörmland's oak-clad embrace.

Ancient pines, glacial shorelines, and a secret bunker await on Hedemora's forested hilltop nature reserve—a quick nature immersion blending ecology and hidden history.

Pedal into history on abandoned rails at this charming Dalarna hostel, where railway nostalgia meets wilderness thrills amid forests and lakes.

A compact, dramatic cascade tucked into Älvdalen’s forested granite—ideal for close-up nature study, seasonal photography and the raw sound of rushing water.

Two thunderous waterfalls set in old pine forest—compact, wild and endlessly photogenic, with picnic spots and a traditional slogbod.

Experience the beauty and history of Stora Sundby Castle, a serene tourist attraction set in picturesque parklands in Sweden.

A narrow canyon on the Ämån with rust-red cliffs and a slender Inlandsbanan railway bridge 34 m above the tumbling water.

Plunge into 36m of cascading power at Styggforsen, where ancient meteorite scars meet lush canyon forests and mythical Troll Hole in Dalarna's wild heart.

Accessible Swedish fjäll wilderness with Städjan's striking peak, panoramic vistas, pristine lakes, ancient woods, and Trollvägen's uphill illusion.

Journey through Sweden's rail history amid locomotives, interactive exhibits, and outdoor parks in Gävle's premier transport museum.

A scenic ravine and lively folkpark where woodland trails, a summer fäbod and community concerts meet family-friendly play and picnic spots.

A hilltop open‑air museum in Södertälje where rebuilt 19th‑century streets, farmyards, period gardens and crafts bring local history to life.

A homely, volunteer‑run motor museum in Torsång with early motorcycles, veteran cars, enamel signs and a recreated 19th‑century country shop.

Discover Trolldalen's troll-haunted glacial valley in Dalarna, where Ice Age ravines, lush flora, and hiking trails weave nature's magic into every step.

Defy gravity on Trollvägen's magic hill, where cars roll uphill amid Swedish mountain trolls and optical wizardry—a free, forever wonder on Nipfjället.

A compact Dalarna village of wooden houses and sweeping Lake Siljan views, celebrated for calm hospitality and traditional crafts.

Turquoise jewel in the forest: explore a 200-year-old limestone quarry turned serene lake amid Sweden's wild Gästrikland landscapes.

The organisational and ceremonial heart of the Vasaloppet, sitting beside Mora’s finish portal and anchoring the race’s local story.

Discover the rich history of Sweden at Vasamonumentet in Rättvik, a stunning tribute to Gustav Vasa and a picturesque landmark surrounded by nature.

Step into Viking history amid Dalarna's largest burial mounds on Sollerön, where ancient cairns rise silently in pastoral serenity overlooking Lake Siljan.

Discover nearly 150 vintage tractors and rural relics in a 3000m² haven of Swedish farming heritage, complete with fire station replica—perfect for families amid Uppland's countryside charm.

Step into Sweden's wild soul at Vildriket, where Nordic beasts roam forest enclaves along a 3km boardwalk—year-round magic for families in Järvsö's emerald heart.

A three‑storey, neon‑lit shrine to American classics—part museum, part showroom—where chrome, vinyl and nostalgia meet in Tumba.

Discover Anders Zorn's masterpieces in his own museum and home, where Sweden's artistic golden age comes alive in Mora's cultural embrace.

Step into Anders and Emma Zorn’s handcrafted home and garden—a preserved Arts & Crafts interior and living kitchen garden beside Mora Church.

A peaceful riverside promenade along the Dalälven with island nature reserves, wooden boardwalks and seasonal wildflower displays.

A compact riverside ravine reserve in Borlänge — shaded deciduous woodland, spring flowers and calm riverside walks close to town.

Experience the serene beauty and rich history of Österbybruks Herrgård, a unique Swedish tourist attraction perfect for relaxation and cultural immersion.

Explore Östra Silvberg Gruva, a historical landmark in Borlänge, and experience Sweden's rich silver mining heritage amidst stunning natural beauty.