All Attractions near Dalslandsguider

A family-run Bohuslän seaside estate—historic cottages, glamping and camping tucked between forest and sheltered bay near Ljungskile.

A compact, riveted steel aqueduct from 1868 where canal, road and rail converge above a rocky Swedish gorge—an industrial gem in the Dalsland landscape.

Discover the ancient Aspeberget Rock Carvings in Tanumshede, Sweden, where history and art merge in a stunning natural setting.

Sweden's densest Bronze Age petroglyphs: ships, gods, and sacred rituals etched into Bohuslän rock over 3,000 years ago.

A lakeside manor and park on a forested Dalsland peninsula—historic rooms, local dining and nature reserve trails.

Sweden’s classic long‑distance path across forests, lakes and rocky ridges — pick a stage for a daywalk or set out for a multi‑day wilderness trek.

A focused, locally run military museum in Uddevalla’s regimental park that brings Bohuslän’s defence history to life through intimate displays and outdoor relics.

UNESCO-listed Bronze Age petroglyphs at Vitlycke: ships, rituals, and reconstructed villages whisper of seafaring ancestors amid Bohuslän's dramatic coast.

Discover Bohuslän's maritime soul, art, and history in Uddevalla's free-entry cultural gem by the fjord—interactive exhibits, local flavors, and waterfront charm await.

A compact forest waterfall near Vargön where polished sandstone, moss and clear water create intimate scenes for short walks and photography.

Small, hands-on canal museum beside Håverud’s lock and aqueduct — stories of boats, locks and the people who kept the waterways moving.

A windswept medieval ruin on a rocky Vänern headland — Dalaborg traces ducal power, siege and fire amid timeless lakeside views.

Adrenaline-fueled adventures and wildlife wonders in Dalsland's pristine forests and lakes – perfect for families seeking thrills and tranquility.

Classic passenger-boat cruises through the historic locks and aqueduct of Dalsland — scenic, narrated and family-run.

Contemporary Swedish art and Dalsland handicrafts beside Lake Upperud's serene shores—a cultural haven in Sweden's lakeland paradise.

Hands-on feedings and guided encounters that bring you face-to-face with Dalsland’s majestic moose in a calm woodland setting.

A small, ethical struts farm and self-service farm shop near Färgelanda offering pasture-raised ostrich meat, eggs and honest local produce.

Local, authorised guides in Högsäter offering nature walks, lake trips and cultural tours that reveal the quiet, layered character of Dalsland.

Performance paddling centre and canoe rental at the Dalsland canal — expert coaching, high-end boats and direct water access in Bengtsfors.

Whispers of medieval monks echo through Dragsmark Abbey's atmospheric ruins on Bohuslän's windswept Bokenäset, where 13th-century stones meet serene churchyard tranquility.

Two plateau mountains of oak and pine, cliffs and lakes — a conservation landscape famed for moose, views and centuries of human nature stories.

A compact shrine to vintage motorcycles, mopeds and small engines — intimate, hands‑on and steeped in motoring nostalgia in the heart of Ed.

46-meter waterfall straddling Sweden-Norway border, where powerful cascades meet lush forests and historic frontier trails in Bohuslän's serene heart.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Elgåfossen, a stunning waterfall in Halden, Norway, where nature's majesty meets serenity.

Organic raspberry farm, cosy café and seasonal farm shop at the foot of Kroppefjäll offering home‑made waffles, jams and pasture‑reared beef.

Historic sjöbod haven in Grebbestad: fish for lobster and oysters, dine on fresh seafood suppers, overnight with sea views in Bohuslän's wild archipelago embrace.

Discover Lysekil's naval heart at Flottans Män, where veterans' stories and maritime relics honor Sweden's seafaring legacy since 1939.

Discover botanical wonders, deserted farm ruins, and serene lakeside trails in this Dalsland Natura 2000 gem—a peaceful retreat blending nature's richness with cultural echoes.

An extensive Iron Age grave field on the Bohuslän coast where weathered stones and low mounds trace centuries of funerary landscape.

Lakeside camping and simple cabins in Dalsland — family-friendly facilities, canoe hire and a floating sauna beside quiet woodland shores.

Discover the Nordic region's sole straw museum at Halmens Hus, where golden crafts weave history, artistry, and Dalsland's rural soul into an unforgettable slöjd experience.

An 18th-century Bohuslän manor turned welcoming country hotel and small spa, set on wooded slopes above Munkedal.

Explore the enchanting Hornborgs Slottsruin, an archaeological gem in Sweden, rich in Viking history and surrounded by breathtaking nature.

Step into 3000-year-old Bronze Age artistry at Massleberg, where ships sail eternally on rock and hunters chase prey in vivid petroglyphs amid serene Swedish valleys.

Dalsland’s largest Bronze Age rock‑art ensemble: over 50 carved slabs and 2,000+ figures set across quiet forested ridges.

Hands-on science playground in Trollhättan's industrial heart: experiment, play, and uncover technology's wonders across 4200 sqm of interactive discovery.

A community-run café and secondhand nook in Dals Långed offering simple baked goods, warm coffee and a steady calendar of local activities.

A dramatic, compact Bohuslän island with cliffs, coastal meadows and short loop trails—park on Kompassviksvägen for immediate access to Kalvön’s shoreline.

Discover rugged coastal trails and ancient geology at Kockholmsvägen Rossö, the serene entry to Västra Rossö nature reserve on Sweden's stunning archipelago fringe.

Discover the breathtaking views and invigorating hiking trails at Kopparklinten, a must-visit tourist attraction in Trollhättan, Sweden.

Discover elk majesty, royal hunts, and Hunneberg trails at this free wildlife museum blending history, nature, and interactive adventure in Sweden's ecopark heart.

A compact, dramatic granite cleft on Vetteberget with wedged boulders and wide views over Fjällbacka's archipelago.

Trace Bohuslän's rugged cliffs on Kuststigen, where sea meets sky in a hiker's paradise of granite drama and endless archipelago vistas.

A compact Bohuslän plateau of spruce woods, heath and tarns where Vaktarekullen rewards hikers with wide views and simple wilderness shelters.

A restored farmstead near Ljungskile offering homemade fika, a curated interiors shop, seasonal flowers and boutique B&B rooms in a garden setting.

A compact prehistoric stone-ring labyrinth north of Grebbestad where coastal winds, low horizons and concentric stones invite a quiet, contemplative walk.

Discover Bohuslän's flax and linen heritage at this hands-on museum in picturesque Kamstorp, where history threads through every tool and tale.

Ice Age cave chapel by the Bohuslän sea: vaulted stone sanctuary for serene hikes and coastal reflection in Grebbestad.

Hike the hilly shores of Lake Vänern in this rugged nature reserve, where rocky ridges, bogs, and archipelago views create an adventurer's paradise amid Sweden's wild beauty.

A conservation-driven wildlife park on the Åby säteri estate, where managed landscapes support breeding and reintroduction of endangered species.

An industrial mill reborn as a gallery, bakery-backed café and makers’ hub where contemporary craft, everyday food and community intersect.

Lakeside family camping with a cosy café, guest harbour and a gateway to Dalsland’s forests and waterways.

Cliff-top ruins of a medieval fortress guarding Bohuslän's lakes, blending history, hikes, and breathtaking vistas in Tanum's wild heart.

Discover Bohuslän's 'Pearl': a twin-sand beach with warm lagoons, fine grains, and cliff-framed serenity on car-free Malmön—Sweden's west coast hideaway.

Lakeside family camping at the foot of Kroppefjäll — boats, trails, cabins and a small restaurant beside Ragnerudssjön.

A windswept Bohuslän coastline of polished granite slabs, sheltered coves and heath—perfect for coastal hikes, swims and rocky panoramas.

An open‑air gallery of Bronze Age life carved into Bohuslän’s granite—boats, rituals and wildlife spanning millennia.

A centuries‑old manor turned hotel — oak‑fringed parkland, locally sourced dining and timeless country‑house charm.

A compact, well-curated museum chronicling Saab’s aerodynamic designs, engineering oddities and rally-bred machines in the brand’s home region.

Licensed local guide in Lysekil offering shore, town and boat tours that reveal Bohuslän’s geology, maritime culture and coastal flavours.

A compact museum beside Uddevalla’s ancient shell banks — where post‑Ice Age sea, fossils and human traces shape a unique coastal landscape.

A living quarry museum in Bohuslän where the tools, techniques and stories of 20th‑century stonemasons are preserved in the raw geometry of a former granite pit.

A 9.3 km coastal walk through forest, town and boardwalks—Uddevalla’s waterside path that marries geology, history and sea views.

Dalslands dolda pärla: 61 hektar vild natur med brukshistoria, rikt djurliv och sjöglittrande leder i lugn reservatmiljö.

A practical, community-focused shopping centre in Tanumshede — everyday shops, a design outlet and a sheltered square for seasonal events.

The compact, local tourist desk in Grebbestad that links visitors to Bohuslän’s harbours, oysters, islands and coastal trails.

Uncover Bronze Age secrets at Underslös, where 3,000-year-old petroglyphs of ships and rituals illuminate prehistoric Scandinavia's seafaring soul.

Classic heritage boats from Uddevalla’s Södra Hamnen offering seasonal fjord cruises, seal-sightings and private charters in the Bohuslän archipelago.

A shallow ice‑age grotto beside the Göta River where royal signatures are carved into granite, framed by waterfalls and historic locks.

A down‑to‑earth live‑music and dance hall outside Trollhättan, known for dance bands, car meets and communal evenings.

A rambling Dalsland loppis on the old railway site—barn bays, vintage furniture and everyday treasures for the patient treasure hunter.

A windswept Bohuslän headland of exposed rock, rare coastal plants and wide sea views—small in size, vast in atmosphere.

A quiet, road‑free patch of ancient pine, lakes and fractured bedrock — true southern Swedish wilderness on the Norway border.

Explore Tureborg Castle, a stunning ruin in Uddevalla, Sweden, where history and nature intertwine for a memorable travel experience.

A seasonal farm-to-table retreat in Bohuslän: tasting menus, cosy rooms and country pursuits in a timber-and-brick estate.

Vänern's Riviera: Sweden's five-star beachfront camping with pools, spa, activities, and family fun on sandy shores.

A compact, working chamber of the Dalsland Canal where industrial heritage meets peaceful waterside nature.

A compact, riverside tourist hub in Håverud — historic mill building, local food market, exhibitions and direct views of the Håverud aqueduct.

Unlock Bronze Age secrets at Sweden's premier rock art museum, where 3,000 ancient petroglyphs whisper tales of ships, rituals, and seafaring ancestors amid Bohuslän's dramatic granite shores.

A volunteer-built 1.1 km boardwalk around Lysekil’s granite shore with ladders, benches, barbecue spots and wide Bohuslän sea views.

A working conservation park on historic Åby Säteri—meet threatened species, explore varied habitats and learn about hands-on wildlife restoration.