Best Attractions near Dalateatern

Dalateatern is the regional theatre of Dalarna, housed in Falun’s theatre and concert complex on Teatergatan; it began as a free troupe in 1973 and became a county theatre in 1975, producing a steady mix of contemporary drama, classics and community projects that reflect local life and Swedish theatre traditions. The building combines mid-20th-century architecture with later additions and contains multiple stages used for large productions, experimental work and children’s theatre.

Världsarvskansliet Falun serves as the central hub for information on the UNESCO World Heritage site of Falun, encompassing the historic Falu Gruva copper mine, the surrounding industrial landscape, and the bergman mining culture. Located at Teatergatan 5 in central Falun, it offers maps, exhibitions, films, and ticket sales for guided mine tours, alongside a souvenir shop. This office coordinates preservation efforts through the Världsarvsrådet, linking visitors to the site's rich 1,000-year history of mining innovation that shaped Sweden and Europe.

Bergströms Galleria is a compact, centrally located shopping mall on Holmgatan in Falun offering a mix of everyday services, fashion chains and small specialty shops across a single, easy-to-navigate level. With predictable opening hours and essential amenities such as pharmacies and cafés, it’s a practical stop for errands, quick shopping and sheltered browsing in the heart of Falun.

Heymakers was a multi‑venue entertainment centre on Myntgatan in central Falun combining a club, live‑music room, restaurant and activity spaces such as arcade and bowling; it hosted concerts, themed nights and social events and served a broad local crowd from teens to adults. The business announced bankruptcy in June 2025 and operations at the Falun site are currently ceased, though the building and its distinctive nightlife footprint remain a notable part of Falun's entertainment history.

Dalarnas Museum in central Falun is the county museum of Dalarna, showcasing the region’s folk art, social history and contemporary exhibitions — from an extensive collection of Dala horses and traditional folk costumes to a reconstructed Selma Lagerlöf library and changing contemporary displays. Housed in a mid‑20th‑century building beside the river, the museum combines local heritage, art and craft in accessible, family‑friendly galleries.

Skådebanan i Dalarna is a grassroots cultural association and small exhibition venue based at Stigaregatan 7 in Falun, dedicated to making visual arts, performance and community projects accessible across the region. The space hosts rotating exhibitions, workshops and local cultural initiatives, and serves as a meeting place for artists, volunteers and curious visitors seeking an intimate, community-led cultural experience in central Falun.

Discover the stunning Kristine Church in Falun, a historic architectural gem that offers visitors a serene atmosphere and breathtaking artistry, perfect for a reflective pause in your travels.

Nestled in Falun's preserved wooden Elsborg neighborhood, Ernst Rolf's Birthhouse honors the revue king born here in 1891. This charming museum features exhibits on his life as a singer, actor, and composer, alongside a cozy café in the historic wooden building. Explore the story of Sweden's beloved entertainer amid Falun's UNESCO-listed mining heritage.

Falu Mine (Falu Gruva) is the dramatic open pit and museum complex at the heart of the Mining Area of the Great Copper Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that documents a millennium of copper extraction, technology and community life in Falun, Sweden. The enormous red gorge known as the Great Pit, surviving headframes, wheelhouses and miners’ cottages create a layered industrial landscape while underground tours and interactive exhibits bring centuries of mining craft, legend and the origins of ‘Falu Red’ paint vividly to life.

Världsarvshuset at Falu Gruva serves as the welcoming gateway to one of Sweden's most treasured UNESCO World Heritage sites. This modern visitor center features interactive exhibits, maps, films, and displays that illuminate the millennium-long history of the Falun Copper Mine and its global significance. Purchase tickets for underground guided tours here and browse a well-stocked shop offering souvenirs, books, and local crafts. Free entry makes it an accessible starting point for exploring the dramatic open-pit mine, historic buildings, and industrial legacy that shaped Sweden's economy and culture. Nestled in the heart of the Gruva area, it offers a perfect introduction to this engineering marvel.