Discover the best attractions and experiences Bergslagen has to offer
Bergslagen’s past is written in its mining towns and industrial heritage, with sites that tell the story of Sweden’s ore-driven growth.
UNESCO-listed mine complex in Falun that shaped the town and region; explore tunnels and the hillside town that grew with the ore industry.
Historic street grid and wooden houses around the mine, perfect for a step back in time.
Historic iron ore mine near Grängesberg, illustrating the region’s mining heritage and industrial landscape.
Culture, history and art centers offer insight into Bergslagen’s regional identity.
Regional history and art museum in Falun with exhibits about mining, crafts and local life.
Museum in Mora dedicated to the renowned painter Anders Zorn, featuring a rich collection of his works.
House-museum in Sundborn preserving the artist Carl Larsson’s interiors and family life.
Historic churches and parish gatherings offer a glimpse into regional spiritual life.
Charming parish church near Carl Larsson’s home with traditional Swedish architecture.
Medieval-rooted church in Leksand known for its local craftsmanship and design.
Natural spaces and family-friendly parks offer outdoor adventures in the Bergslagen area.
Dense forests, rocky outcrops and excellent hiking and wildlife watching just to the west of Bergslagen.
Wildlife park and forest setting offering family-friendly activities and nature trails.
Explore the character of Bergslagen’s towns through their core streets and village centers.
Vibrant center with shops, cafes and access to the historic mine area.
Painted in the ambience of Carl Larsson’s era; walk the quiet streets and gardens.
Lively hub with markets, cafes and riverside walks along the Dalälven.
Experience Bergslagen’s outdoors and town atmospheres without an entry fee.
Long-distance hiking route through forests and lakes; a great way to see the landscape on foot.
Public park perfect for a relaxing stroll, picnics and people-watching.
Walk along the Dalälven riverbanks and enjoy views of water and woodlands.
Swedish comfort food and regional flavors you’ll find around Bergslagen.
Classic meatballs with creamy mashed potatoes and lingonberry sauce—comfort food at its best.
Crispy potato pancakes often served with fried pork and lingonberries.
Soft cardamom-spiced cinnamon buns perfect for a fika break.
Evening venues offer music, drinks and cultural events in Falun, Borlänge and nearby towns.
Cultural center hosting concerts, performances and evening events.
Sports and events venue with occasional concerts and nightlife options.
Casual spots in the town center for a relaxed night out.
Museums, galleries and live performances create a varied cultural lineup.
Art-focused museum with national significance, often hosting events and talks.
Regional history and art exhibitions with engaging programs.
Live the artist’s world through preserved rooms and seasonal displays.
Seasonal sport opportunities range from skiing to hiking and wildlife adventures.
Popular winter destination for downhill and cross-country skiing near Falun.
Wildlife park with hiking, winter sports and family-friendly terrain.
Calm river routes ideal for beginners and family outings.
Hidden corners of Bergslagen offer industrial heritage routes and forested escapes.
Self-guided routes linking Falun, Grängesberg and surrounding mining sites.
Scenic country lanes and information panels about the ore era.
Quiet forest trails and lakes perfect for a relaxed day in nature.