Orebroguide eng2014

REBROKumla HallsBERg lEKEBERg

www.orebrotown.com

2Strolling in the cityWelcomerebro - Kumla - Hallsberg - Lekeberg

In the northern part of the city is Lilla -promenaden, offering a place to stroll and ride your bicycle. It is ap-proximately four kilometres long and takes you out to the nature reserve Oset-Rynningeviken. Along the way you will be able to enjoy ten sculptures and visit an art studio. There is also a perma-nent illuminations display.

Fifteen metres of history is a timeline on Jrntorget that describes important events during the years 1810 to 2010 in rebro, Sweden and the world. You will find it in front of the statue of Karl IV Johan (Jean Baptiste Bernadotte).

The solar system in rebro is a to-scale trek through the planets starting from the tourist office on Olof Palmes torg (Olof Palmes square) via Drottninggatan-Storgatan to the water tower Svampen (a tower shaped like a mush-room). At Svampen, you can also have a meal, enjoy a cup of coffee or simply enjoy the view. More information and maps of the area are availa-ble at our tourist offices.

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In between Bergslagens formidable forests and Tivedens enchanting wilderness, the beautiful Nrke plains extend. This is where Svealands most important roads have cros-sed since the Middle Ages, helping to create a region rich in history with excellent transport links.

The city of rebro lies in the heart of the region, and has always been a meeting place and a centre of commerce. From the earliest times of the castles history to todays modern city with the Conventum conference facilities and one of Swedens most developed commercial cities. But the enduring memory for many visitors is often the beautiful inner city with the

mighty Vasa Castle in the city centre surrounded by parks, lake-side prome-nades and well-preserved buildings along the streets and squares. In addition, the countryside is always close at hand. Hjlmaren, Swedens fourth largest lake, is within walking distance of the city, and 20 km to the west, Kilsbergenss magnifi-cent blue hills await you.

In southern Kilsbergen you will find Lekeberg municipality, which not only offers nature experiences but also has a wide range of historically interesting areas such as the monastery ruins in Riseberga as the jewel in the crown. And not far away, in the heart of the plain, is Kumla whose greatest attraction paradoxically is

a mountain. It is an arti-ficial one, the fascinating Kvarntorpshgen slag heap which with its sculptures was recently designated Swedens most remarkable attraction.

In the south, Hallsberg links together Svealands railway network offering attractions such as Karin Larssons childhood home, with paintings by her husband Carl, and the deep forests of the borderland next to stergtland.

There are a lot of exciting things to do. Just take a look around. Pop into one of our tourist offices or visit any of the tourist service locations, and well tell you more.

Number of inhabitants (2013)rebro 140,295 Kumla 20,806 Hallsberg 15,265 Lekeberg 7,303

Largest employers:Municipality, County Council, Statistiska Centralbyrn, rebro University, Atlas Copco, Ericsson, Malmbergs Elektriska, Kriminalvrden, Procordia Food, Ahlsell, SJ, Posten.

WELCOME

Stadsparken - City Park

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rebro CityMonday-Friday 10.00 19.00Saturday 10.00 16.00 Sunday 12.00 16.00Changes may occur, formore information see:www.cityorebro.com

Monday-Friday 10-00 20.00Saturday 10.00 18.00 Sunday 11.00 18.00www.marieberggalleria.seFollow the E20 motorway towards Gothenburg, exit the E20 at Marieberg

Radiogatan 2, Kumla+46(0)19 761 22 19www.kavat.comOpen all year round on weekdays 11.00-18.00 and Saturdays 10.00-14.00.

Widengrensvgen 1,Vingker+46(0)151 370 410www.vfo.se

Klockarebacken 5,Askersund+46(0)583 129 29www.venuschoklad.se

Sockenvgen, Skllersta+46(0)19 300 300www.atria.seWeekdays 7.00-16.30

Kavat childrens shoesSales Vingker

Factory Outlet Venus chocolateAskersund

Atria/Lithells is Swedens largest food company, and at their factory outlet, you can purchase meat and convenience foods.

The Swedish shoe industry first developed in Kumla. The popular childrens shoe brand Kavat is carrying on this tradition. Come and find bargains in our factory outlet store!

Swedens largest outlet for designer clothes with 5,500m2 of retail space. Mens, womens, childrens clothing, sportswear and shoes. There are also outlets for Ittala, Scorett and Delicato

Handmade chocolate is ma-nufactured here using fresh and natural ingredients. The product range is continu-ously being extended with new tastes good for the soul as well as the heart.

The Marieberg area, 9 km south of rebro is a large shop-ping mecca that continues to expand. Besides the newly renovated Marieberg Galleria (shopping mall) with its 100 or so shops, restaurants and cafes, there are a number of large retail outlets in the area, for example IKEA and Bauhaus.

Tip! There is always somethinghappening at MariebergGalleria. Performances,childrens activities, fashionshows and much more. Go towww.marieberggalleria.sefor more information.

The shopping areas in rebro are extensive but amazingly enough concentrated to a small area. Many of the stores can be visited in a single afternoon. Besides the shopping malls and the national retail chains, the city offers unique shops that offer classic clothing, vintage artefacts and furnishings mixed with delis, a food hall and much more.

Tip! Do not miss Market day/evening on 3 June when theshops are open until 22.00and the city centre is filledwith market stalls, food,music and activities.

ShoppingMarieberg galleria and trading area

Shoppingrebro city

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Atria/LithellsSale

WELCOME

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4Many chapters in Swedish history have been written inside rebro Castles thick walls.

Swedens first Parliament Act was adopted here, and this is also where Karl XIII received the news that the 1810 Parliament in rebro had chosen Jean Baptiste Bernadotte as heir to the Swedish throne.

The castles oldest parts were built in the 14th century, and at the end of the 16th century, Duke Karl, who later became King Karl IX transformed the then dilapidated medieval castle into a magnificent renais-sance castle.

rebro SlottKansligatan 1Information and reservations:+46(0)19 21 21 21

Today, the former royal palace has become one of rebros biggest tourist attractions, with exhibitions, shows and other events held throughout the year.

There is also a restaurant with fantastic outdoor seating in summer, confe-rence facilities and assembly rooms.

In april, the tourist office and a shop will be opening in the castle.

Castle shop/information+46(0)19 21 21 21www.orebrotown.com/slottetOpening in april

During the summer, there are daily guided tours of rebro Castle, a trip to times gone by. Hear about nobles, prisoners and servants and of known and unknown episodes from the castles history.

The rest of the year the castle has guided tours every Satur-day and Sunday. At Easter, it is Witch Week, and around Halloween Ghost Week when you can go on adventures in the middle of the night but only if you are brave enough!

During the school holidays, special guided tours are arranged for children, and on Saturdays and Sundays, you can book childrens parties at the castle.For more information about the castle and all our events, visit: www.orebrotown.com/slottet

Summer events atrebro Castle Daily 23/6-10/8in Swedish and English

Historical eventsDaily 13.00, 9-22/6, 11-24/8The rest of the year,Sat-Sun 13.00

Guided tours of the castleThroughout the year at rebro Castle

The castle today

The castles history

rEbrO CASTLE

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5SVAMPEn

Dalbygatan 4+46 (0)19 611 37 35www.svampen.nuDaily 10.00 18.00

KArLSLund

Karlslund manor houseand gardens+46(0)19 21 62 20www.orebro.se/karlslund5 miles west of rebro city

The cultural reserve Karl-slund is a scenic area with a long history and is only five kilometres from rebro centre. In this idyll you will find beautiful nature, cultural and industrial history, artisan towns, shops, a garden for children and Tekniska kvarnen.

The culture reserve Karlslund was a popular place to visit as early as the 19th century. It was a beautiful area at a reasonable distance from rebro. And it still is today. Karlslunds manor house and its gardens also offer exciting environments and expe-riences. In Anckarsvrds ma-gasin there is the exhibition Magasinet (the warehouse) about distilled liquor, life at the manor and mechanical contraptions. The exhibition provides a background to Karlslunds history. During the summer of 2014 there will also be a photography exhibition at various places throughout the area.

The water tower Svampen (the mushroom) was ope-ned in May 1958. Since that time, Svampen has been one of rebros most popular attractions. Since Svampen was built, approximately 8 million people have had the opportunity to see rebro from its top. Svampen was built during the period 1955-57. The water tower was put into operation in 1957 and was officially opened during spring 1958. The designer and architect was Sune

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Stortorget (the town square) is one of rebros most important historical places. This is where St. Nicolai Church is, the citys principal church since the Middle Ages, but also the place where Jean Baptiste Bernadotte was elected heir to the throne in 1810. The neo-Gothic town hall is also on the square with its glockenspiel, which in winter houses Swedens largest advent calendar. It is also here in front of the church, that the largest Christmas concert, O Holy night, is perfor-med every year on the 2nd Sunday of Advent.

The town halls glockenspiel: Daily at 12.03, 18.03 Summer period also 21.03

St. Nicolai Church:Open Mon-Sat, Sunday worship

The Town Halls adventcalendar is opened daily1-24/12, at 17.02

O Holy Night:The 2nd Advent, 17.00

Stortorget & St. Nicolai Church

Lindstrm, AB Vattenbygg-nadsbyrn Stockholm. The tower is 58 metres high and can accommodate 9 million litres of water. Svampen has just over 100,000 visitors every year. There is a sister tower in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia which is 33% larger. Svampen is still used as a water tower. The water is pumped up into the hat which acts as a reservoir and a pressure equalizer for rebros drinking water.Come and enjoy the view and a cup of coffee or a bite to eat!

The dairy (Mejeriet) houses the Farm labourers museum with a workers home from the 1930s; and in Karlslunds power station on certain days, you will be able to take a look at the 100-year-old turbines.

In Karlslunds old mill building from 1889 there is a modern and exciting technological museum filled with experiences for the whole family.

The childrens garden forms a part of the area with willow tunnels, themed gardens and a maze. Dont miss strolling around the beautiful parks and gardens in Karlslund, where there is a lot to discover. Visit the kitchen garden with lush green veg-etables and flowers. In short Karlslund is the perfect destination!

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SHOPPINGSIGHTS& MuSEuMS

6Stenbackevgen+46(0)19 19 69 00www.gustavsvik.se15/6 to 18/8 10.00-21.00,and for the rest of the year, see website

Bergavgen 1, Fjugesta+46(0)585 811 99www.sannabadet.seJune - August

Gustavsviks Adventure Water ParkThe best in Sweden!

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Allhallen, Hallsberg

There are adventure water parks, and then theres Gustavsviks Adventure Water ParkOn wooden suspension bridges, under the swaying palm trees, you climb up to the top of Europes longest wild water rapids. Then its full steam ahead! If that is not enough, then there are climbing-walls and water slides such as the incredible Space Bowl and Black Hole that start right next to the ceiling. It only takes 10 se-conds, from top to bottom until you land in a complete daze in one of the pools. If you are looking more tranquil challenges? Then there is the tropical lagoon with sharks and other tropi-cal fish, a large wave pool, jacuzzis and a complete play area for the youngest children.

Djupadalsbadet is a modern family pool with activities for everyone. In our newly built indoor swimming pool, there is a childrens adven-ture area, two water slides, a childrens splash pool, diving pool, climbing wall and a whirl pool. There is also a 25 m pool, a training pool with a height-adjustable bottom. There is also a gym, relaxation department, winter garden and a cafe. At Djupadalsbadets outdoor section (open during the summer) there are heated swimming pools, a diving tower and large inviting grassy areas.

Gustavsvik also has a re-laxation department, a 50 m training pool, sun beds and a large gym. Outside you can bathe in the heated swim-ming pools and enjoy water slides, a childrens paddling pool, and large grassy areas where you can relax in the sun, or perhaps play a game of badminton, basketball, boules, baseball or football, for example.

Next to the water park is one of Europes best camp-sites, the 5-star Gustavsvik campsite with adventure golf, where you play in a miniature rebro.

Tip! Combine a visit to Northern Europes largest indoor swim-ming pool and Europes largest indoor playland! Book a family package with accommodation and entrance to Gustavsvik and the Lek & Buslandet(see page 12).

DjupadalsbadetKumla

SannabadetFjugestaAt Sanna bad and camping in Fjugesta there is a 50 m pool, a 10 x 20 m large swimming pool, water slides and a splash pool. There is also plenty of green areas where you can be sure to top up your suntan.

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Vattugatan 34, Kumla+46(0)19 58 87 00www.djupadalsbadet.seAll year round.

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Sdra Alln 6, Hallsberg+46(0)582 68 53 75www.hallsberg.se/allebadetSee website for opening hours

MOrE bATHing & bOATing

Vinn: www.vinon.seBoat trips, charter:www.lagerbjelke.comHemfjrden runt:www.orebrotown.comHjlmaren: www.hjbf.seHjlmare kanal:www.hjalmarekanal.se

rebro harbour and sluice:www.orebrohamn.com

Hjlmarenand Vinn

BoatingSluice & guest harbour

At Allhallen in Hallsberg there is a popular family park with lots of pools to enjoy. Here youll be able to jump from 1 and 3 m; there is also a large water slide that is over 50 m long, a sculpture where the children can play and an outdoor pool. For the little ones there is a playland with palm trees, a water slide and a water sprinkler. There are two lanes for recreational swimming, water cannons, a training pool and a sauna. There is also a sports hall, gym, cafeteria, sunbathing and grassy areas.

AllhallenHallsberg

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Just south of rebro, lake Hjlmaren extends. It is best to enjoy this beautiful lake from a boat, so come along on one of the cruises which start from rebro harbour. M/S Gustaf Lagerbjelke runs lunch cruises, evening cruises with a shrimp feast and it will also take you all the way to Hjlmare Canal, a trip where you will be able to experience the opening and closing of the sluice gates in rebro and in the canal.

The programme and timeta-ble can be found onwww.lagerbjelke.com.

The beaches around Hem-fjrden, the part of Hjlma-ren closest to rebro, are popular hiking areas. This is also where the popular, 40-kilometre-long bicycle trail around Hemfjrden is (the western part of lake Hjlmaren). You cross the lake at Norra ssundet by using a bicycle ferry. The lake has of course many popular beaches, see the list on page 29.

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M/S gustaf Lagerbjelke

The idyllic Vinn is Hjlmarens largest island and a popular destination among the inhabitants of rebro and tourists. Vgverkets free ferry will take you there. It is best to leave your car on the mainland and rent a bicycle on the island. Vinn is experienced best on two wheels. On the island there are taverns, a bakery, hiking trails, beaches, exhibitions and artistic performances.

For more information about Vinn and ferry times, visit www.vinon.se

Tip! Gather a bunch of friends at Ribbt & Sjmeny a gua-ranteed fun-filled experience! After a fantastic trip around the lake, you step ashore on the jetty at Katrinelunds Tavern (page 23) and enjoy a three-course seafood meal.

For those with their own boat, you can easily take the sea route to rebro. The guest harbour is situated in the city centre and the en-trance channel is from Rda tunnan in Hjlmarens wes-ternmost part. On the way in you pass the bird reserve Oset, the Water Park with Naturens Hus, Osetbron and the guest harbour. You then pass Skebcksbron to get to the sluice. After you have passed through the sluice gate, the journey to the guest harbour continues via Wadkping, Stora Holmen and Stadsparken (the City Park), where you arrive at the guest harbour on the southern side of Svartn (the black river). During the height of the summer, weeks 25-33, the sluice gate is opened and closed regu-larly and there is no charge. For the rest of the year see www.orebrohamn.comSee www.hjbf.se for more information on times, prices and other guest harbours in lake Hjlmaren and Hjl-mare Canal

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FAMILYATTRACTIONS

8Maps and information:www.orebrotown.comwww.bergslagencycling.sewww.kumla.sewww.bergslagsleden.se

Outdoor Experience+46(0)19 609 04 02www.outdoorexperience.se

Canoe and bicycle rental:Frisksportarnas kanotcentral+46(0)19 26 04 00

OuT in THE nATurE

Cycling Hiking CanoeingThe nature is near!

Cycling

rebro is cycle city number one! There are 220 km of cycling and hiking trails and it is an easy and convenient way to get around. The rebro City Hike and Run Trails take you along Svartn out to the beautiful coun-tryside which is very close to rebro city centre.

Cycle east to the water park and Oset where Hjl-maren begins, or west to Karlslunds manor house past the greenhouses to the old power station. Pack a picnic basket and try on one of the local cycle trails such as Hemfjrden runt, Lngen runt, and, for those who prefer to expend a little more energy, Tysslingerun-dan. There is also one of the countrys longest fully coordinated MTB systems, nearly 400 km of trails in Kilsbergen and Pershyttan, north of rebro.

In Kumla, you can combine nature, culture and science with a cycle trip which takes you past 25 sculptures pro-duced by several prominent Swedish artists. Extend your tour on the trail to Kvarn-torp and youll see Swedens largest model of the solar system, from the sun in Kumla square to the dwarf planet Pluto on the top of Kvarntorpshgen! Around Kumla there are five dif-ferent cycle trails to choose from, more information about them can be found on www.kumla.se

Bicycling, hiking, canoeing and fishing. The nature reserve and hiking trails around the city centre or enchanted forests, in our area, nature is always near. Hundreds of miles of bike trails and the countrys longest MTB system. The 280 km long Bergslagsleden (hiking trail) and fabulous fishing grounds, many with free fishing. Maps, tips and information are available at our tourist offices, on the Web or via the new app for the Bergslagsleden hiking trail.Welcome to the nature!

9Kilsbergen, Garphyttan+46(0)19 29 55 00www.kilsbergen.se20 km west of rebro towards Garphyttan

Kilsbergen with its magni-ficent and exciting nature is a stretch of wilderness close to the city just two km west of rebro. People have ventured here for decades to walk, swim, exercise and not least, to ski, both cross-country and downhill. This is where you will be able to enjoy views, the clean air, the silence and the wildlife which is right on your doorstep.

Hiking

The 280 km long Bergslags-leden is one of Swedens longest hiking trails.The trail is divided into 17 stages that are between 7 and 23 km long. Stages 8-13 cross the Kilsbergen mountains and are easily reached from rebro. In nnaboda there are also several circular loops of different lengths. Generally speaking, the terrain is more demanding on the Bergslag trail the further north you go, and the further south you go, the flatter the terrain. Maps and more information can be found on www.bergslagsleden.se

Besides the Bergslag trail, there are a great number of hiking trails in rebro and throughout the county.

Canoeing and fishing

Some of the countrys most diverse canoeing waters are also found here. You choose if you want to paddle from the city onto lake Hjl-maren, in Vtterns outer archipelago, or leisurely make your way down the winding Nittlven, with the wilderness as your closest neighbour.

Dont forget you fishing rod, in Lake Hjlmaren and Svartn you can fish without purchasing a permit, otherwise a fishing permit is required in most areas.

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It is also possible to rent a cabin or a hotel room. Jog-ging tracks and hiking trails are suitable for both sum-mer and winter activities. In the forests around nna-boda there are fixed control points for orienteering and excellent opportunities for cycling.

Many of them are made for multi-day trips, others are appropriate for a pleasant day out.

If you would like to see something different and cool, choose a cave tour in Skrmarboda or perhaps a pilgrimage at Munkastigen. The tour starts at the Rise-berga monastery ruins and goes to the Birgitta Church in Olshammar, a total of 96 km in five stages it is called the Birgitta trail.

Kvarntorps open-air re-creation area is an attractive area with extensive plant and animal life. The area has an 18-hole golf course, over 26 km of hiking trails across varying nature, horse riding trails, barbecue areas, the nature reserves Norra Moss-by and Hllkistan, open-air bathing at Hsthagsbrottet, fishing opportunities in the water-filled pits, and the Stenarbetsmuseum (Stonework museum) in Yxhult, read more on page 20. Kvarntorpshgen slag heap can be climbed on foot or by using the 427-step flight of steps, read more on page 22.

bjrktjrn, bergslagsleden - stage 10

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grEEn OASES

Bergaskogen, Fjugesta+46(0)585 811 00

Bergaskogen is just north of Fjugesta and is a wonderful green area with old and new forests of pine, spruce, oak and hazel trees. During the spring, the white and blue anemones bloom as well as the Lily of the Valley, and during the autumn, you can fill your basket with berries and mushrooms. The many pathways and trails in the area make it easy to get around and the area is partly accessible for disabled people.

BergaskogenFjugesta

Floragatan, rebrowww.orebro.se/park

In the Magnolia Grove, there are three themed gardens. The spring room with spring bulbs and an old pear tree.

The English flowerbeds with their perennials and Erik Grates statue of Romeo and Juliet. Then there is the Japanese garden with a little pond, and its perennials in a variety of colours surroun-ded by magnolias.

At the parks eastern en-trance is the old city garden and in one of the old green-houses is the restaurant and a cafe where you can have lunch and enjoy the home-grown vegetables.

Next to it is Wadkping, page 18 and Stora Holmen, page 12.

The City Park in Orebro has been nominated Swedens most beautiful, and has been ranked fifth in a vote for the most beautiful parks in the whole of Europe.The park has many specific areas. The beautiful Bloms-tergatan and the tranquil Klostergrden are two of them. There is also the rose garden with nearly 200 dif-ferent varieties of roses, and the herb garden with over 100 different kinds of herbs.

Stadsparkenrebro

A modern city park for the future is being shaped in Kumla. Kumla Sjpark with 30,000 m2 of water, bridges, beaches and park areas is a meeting place for everyone. Here you will find Sjparkens greenhouses including an orangery, a win-ter garden and a restaurant. Kumla Sjpark is directly connected to Djupadalspar-ken, where you can play miniature golf and relax on the restaurants outdoor

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Kumla SjparkSjparkens greenhouses and djupadalsparken

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"balans" by richard brixel in Stadsparken - City Park

Tip! On the edge of Berga-skogen is a frog pond that has a tunnel under route 204 so that the frogs are not run over when they migrate to the spawning ground.

terrace and enjoy family en-tertainment from the stage during the summer. There are also walking and jogging trails in the area, a campsite and Djupadalsbadet (indoor and outdoor bathing),read more on page 6.

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DjupadalsparkenKumla Sjpark och VxthusInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 80 00www.orebrotown.com/kumla

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Tysslingen, Rnnesta+46(0)19 28 30 40www.tysslingen.com1.2 km n.w. of rebro

Garphyttans nationalparkwww.lansstyrelsen.se20 km west of rebroon the way to Garphyttan

Kvismaren / by kullewww.t.lst.se1.5 km s.e. of rebro route 207 towards Odensbacken

trough the area from several directions. From Skle klint there are fantastic views. Skle klint reaches a height of 195 m above sea level and around 95 m above the surface of Lake Tisaren! At the edge of the hill is Skle farm where farming was still being carried out well into the 1960s, nowadays the land around the farm is used for grazing. The area is well equipped for visitors, with car parks, a beach and barbeque areas etc.

Dovrasjdalen is a popular destination due to the areas wilderness character with long, narrow lakes which lie in a deep rift valley in the bedrock. The nature reserve Herrfallsng is a classic ha-bitat with nearly 300 known species of vascular plants.

Garphyttans National Park, at the foot of Kilsbergen, is preserving the old cultivated landscapes characterised by stony, undulating ter-rain. Lush meadows full of flowers are surrounded by dense natural forests in one of Swedens oldest national parks. The park features several walking trails of va-rying lengths and difficulty.

Around Kumla is Bjrka clay pit, and Hults and Viaskogens nature reserves. The latter offer diverse and sometimes unique species. There are walks, barbeque areas and an illuminated jogging track. In Hllabrot-tet, East of Kumla is Norra Mossby and Hllkistan.

The nature reserve Skle klint offers fantastic views of the surrounding country-side. Bring a packed lunch on a clear day and enjoy the scenery from above. Skle klint is a part of the fault scarp which formed the southern shore of Lake Tisaren. Primary rock is dominant here and forms a majestic area where deep, damp rift valleys cut

Tysslingen is a swan lake which beats all others Europes largest single resting area for swans. Thou-sands of swans come here on their way north to gather their strength before continuing their journey. Approximately 8,000 swans pass through the area around Tysslingen during the spring. up to 4,000 birds can be seen on one day. During the period when the swans are here, the lake is also frequented by many others. Over 30,000 visitors usually come every spring.Alnngarnas water park is an oasis of tranquillity within walking distance from the city. In the area you will find hiking trails, barbecue areas and much more. In the midst of the greenery, is the popular Naturens hus where there is a restaurant and a cafe.

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Wildlifebirds and snakes

Continuing eastbound, and you will reach Hjlmar-stranden with its nature reserve Rynningeviken and Oset, which has one of the countrys richest bird-watching areas.

Kvismaren, southeast of rebro, is a classic bird lake with a very rich variety of species. During the autumn you will be able to see more than 10,000 cranes gather on their way south. There is nowhere else in Sweden where you can see as many cranes. Next to the Kvis-maren is by Kulle, where early in the spring, you can see hundreds of grass snakes that have recently emerged to warm themselves in the spring sun.

Naturens Hus, Oljevgen 15+46(0)19 18 95 50www.naturenshus.seEast of rebro City Centre

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Stora Holmen in rebro is an island just for kids. Rent a pedal car and drive around in the miniature town. Run about in the play area or drop in on the animals.The miniature train that takes you round the whole island leaves from Trollebo Central.

You can reach the island via bridges. But its more fun to take the Wictoria ferry from Stadsparken in the summer, read more about Stadspar-ken on page 10.

Open daily 30/4-17/8.From 10.00-18.00on weekends until 14/9.

Skojlandet is a playhouse for the little ones in an inspiring environment where the children can run and jump and play as much as they want!

Wadkping, rebro+46(0)19 21 62 20www.orebro.se/wadkopingTue-Sun 11.00-16.00May-Aug, daily 11.00-17.00

Skomaskinsg. rebro+46(0)19 33 21 21www.lekobus.seMon-Sun 11.00-20.00

Stadsparken,rebro+46(0)19 14 96 10www.storaholmen.seOpening hours: See above

Nastag. 13, rebro+46(0)19 27 29 30www.skojlandet.seMon-Fri 10.00-18.00Sat-Sun 10.00-17.00

Lek- och buslandet7,000 m2 of fun

Stora HolmenAn island for kids

Skojlandetfor the little ones

Childrens Wadkping

Among Wadkpings exciting alleyways you will see what it looked like in rebro in the olden days. You can also take a look at one of the smithies and try your hand with one of the wood lathes.

In Lekladan the children take care of the animals and the shop themselves and in the puppet theatre you can watch the performances.

Wadkping offers activi-ties and programmes for children throughout the year. You can find it on Wadkpings website and at rebrokompaniets tourist office or at www.orebro-town.com

Read more about Wadkping on page 18.

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Lek- och Buslandet in rebro is the largest indoor playland in the whole of Europe! Within the 7,000 m2 you will find almost everything. Climbing frames, slides, a ball pit, crazy cars, trampolines, bouncy castles, laser games and a baby corner. In the middle of the several stories high softball stadium is an incredible pira-te ship with ball cannons. In the multi-sports arenas you can challenge each other at football, tennis and curling for example. See if you can climb the climbing vol-cano which is as slippery as soap; if youre really clever you can reach all the way up to the top. Relax for a while in Djungelrestaurangen (the jungle restaurant) before its time for more play and hullabaloo. Everything is of course open even to playful parents. But if they should get tired quicker than the children, the entire facility has free wireless Internet access.

The Activities House in Kumla is a place which offers a climbing wall, skate-boarding, inlines, BMX and kickbikes. Outdoors, you can play street basketball.

AktivitetshusetKumla

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Sdra Alln 26, Hallsberg+46(0)582 61 13 37www.childrens.se

How many teeth do you have? What is it like to sit in a wheelchair? At the Childrens upptckarhuset (House of Discovery) there are lots of activities for cu-rious children. Here you can be a fire-fighter, open your own business, put on a stage show or try on the fantastic range of fancy dress costumes. Bu the question is, are you brave enough to venture into the dark room? At the childrens own House of Discovery, you can play, experience and learn. There is also a snack bar Caf Nyfiket, and shopping in upptckarshoppen.

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In Karlslunds old mill building from 1889 there is a modern and exciting techni-cal museum filled with experiences for the whole family. In the basement there is the new interactive exhibition Kretslopps-landet on the theme of sustainable development. See what happens to the waste and water on its way through rebro and com-pete in the toilet basket. Youll also be able to disco-ver Swedens largest model railway, where seven trains rush back and forth in a miniature Mlardalen. Make a soap bubble with yourself inside. In Electra, you can cycle on the energy bike start pedalling and the lights come on and the radio starts to play.

Ordinary opening hours:Sat-Sun 11-16and open daily during the schools holidays in rebro.

Tekniska KvarnenKarlslund

Just to the west of Fjugesta, in the heart of Nrke, is Leksaksnostalgirum (toy museum) filled with over 2,500 toys from the 1950s and 1960s.

Here is Jan Myrtorp showing parts of his large toy col-lection. The emphasis is on cars, trains and planes made of lithographed metal plate, but there are also toys made of plastic as well as a section for wooden toys. In addition, you will find fabric dogs, games and puzzles, doll-houses, pedal cars and much more. Toys of all kinds, large and small, inexpensive and expensive. New and worn, simple and complex.

In Karlslunds beautiful garden complex you will find Barnens trdgrd (the childrens garden). Here you will be carried away on an adventure in a world where characters such as the magician, the giant and the princess all live.

Climb up on the giants giant-sized kitchen furniture or try sitting on the dragons bench if you dare. In the princess pavilion, you can dance on her beautiful floor. Play hide and seek in the long tunnels or go exploring in the long maze.

In Diedens Lekstuga (Die-dens Playhouse), you can cook food on the stove, or set the table for a nice cup of tea and some scones.

The Toy Museum for all ages

The childrens garden Karlslund

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Kvarnfallsvgen 9+46 (0)19 21 21 58www.orebro.se/karlslund5 km west of rebro city

Karlslund+46 (0)19 21 62 20www.orebro.se/karlslund5 km west of rebro city

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At rebro County Museum in Slottsparken (the Castle Park) you can experience everything from silver trea-sures from the Viking age to contemporary art. You will most certainly be fascinated by the jewellery and wea-pons in Klenodkammaren or try your luck on a dig as an archaeologist in the exhibition Secrets in the earth. Look at the model of rebro, 200 years ago or make your own gold coins in the antiquity exhibition.The popular family exhibi-tion Fgel, fisk eller mitt-emellan depicts a fantastic world of animals and plants, here you can experience the rebro artist Karl Axel Pehrsons works of art with all your senses. Look at the famous Guldbaggen that has been the model for Swedens most prestigious film prize, do an art puzzle, listen to the water lapping up against the shore or play in the jungle room.During the summer, we display a sample from our collection of photographs from rebro-Kuriren. The photographers relate the stories behind the photo-graphs.

The exhibition is part of rebro Photo 2014 a pro-ject about photography, and takes place throughout the city during the summer. Dont forget to take a close look at our building. Last year the rebro County Museums fantastic building celebrated its 50th anni-versary. It was completed in 1963 and the architect responsible was Nils Tesch. He was one of Swedens greatest architects at that time and was inspired by both classical architecture and new tendencies. The County Museum building he likened to a womans shoe pretty on the outside and spacious inside. When you visit us you can also enjoy a vegetarian buffet or a cup of coffee with home-baked bread at Rosengrens skafferi. Feel the tranquillity of our beautiful Atrium courtyard, or take a walk around the building to look at our fine collection of public art. We also have a well stocked museum shop, including jewellery, arts and crafts, toys, books and products unique to the museum. At rebro County Museum there is something for all ages.

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Atrium: Atriumgrden at rebro County Museum

Family day at the MuseumDuring the mid-term breaks there is always something fun happe-ning at the museum. Several times a year we arrange special events for the children on Saturdays when they are given the chance to make something in our creative workshop.

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A new glow-in-the-dark exhibition building makes Gallery rsta Swedens most exciting art gallery. The gallery looks like it is sparkling and shining and this is due to the fact that three tonnes of glass were sprayed into the paint used on the facade. An architec-tural effect that is itself a work of art, designed by Mikael Pauli. In the Gallery, the Nordic regions finest artists will be presented.The gallery was designed by architects office Claesson Koivisto Rune and has an area of 350 m2.

Opening hours duringexhibition periods:Thursday-Friday,15.00-18.00Saturday 12.00-16.00 Sunday 12.00-16.00Closed 1/6-31/8All other times byappointment.

In 2015 rebro will be 750 years old, which will be celebrated with a variety of activities and events. The Jubilee will focus on three different areas: coope-ration with existing events, the financing of new pro-jects with a Jubilee fund, and the arrangement of a Jubilee party in August 2015. The year begins with Hin-dersmssan (winter market) and SM-veckan (Swedish Championship week) for winter sports. The Jubilee celebrations will then con-tinue throughout the year ending with O Holy Night.The anniversary celebrations will be held in rebro over a period of one week in August 2015 with a variety of activities and events for all citizens of rebro and beyond.

More information about the Jubilee year, arrangements, events and of course the anniversary celebrations will be posted at regular intervals on the Internet.

rsta 511, Kumla+46(0)19 57 88 23www.galleriorsta.se

www.orebrokonserthus.sewww.lansteatern.sewww.conventum.se www.orebro750.se

Olaigatan 17 B, rebro+46(0)19 21 49 00 www.orebrokonsthall.se

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rebro Konsthall is a con-temporary art gallery with short-term exhibitions, it aims to provide exciting art experiences for the people of rebro and visitors to the city by displaying Swedish and international contem-porary art which is of a high quality.

Since 2008, the art gallery has been exhibiting the pro-ject Open ART art which transforms rebro city into a giant open-air exhibition of contemporary art. In 2011, a gigantic yellow rabbit which appeared in Stortorget gained world-wide attention, and two years later, it was an even bigger boy who peed in the Svartn river in front of the castle that became the hot topic of conversation.

Open ART exhibits every two years and the next opp-ortunity is during the Jubilee year in 2015.

rebro Concert Hall, the home of the Swedish Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Thomas Dausgaard has taken a clear position on the internatio-nal stage, and since 2004 has regularly toured Eu-rope, Japan and the united States. In addition to the classical music genre you will find everything from rock and pop to childrens and young peoples events on the programme.rebro County Theatre is located in the prestigi-ous rebro Theatre and produces more than 300 performances every year. At the slightly smaller Nya China theatre (New China) special guest performances and childrens and young peoples performances are arranged, and at the Hjalmar Bergman theatre you can see the National Theatres touring perfor-mances. At Conventums arenas, you can experience everything from rock and pop to musicals, shows and fairs.

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In Wadkping, youll expe-rience rebro as it was be-fore. The open-air museum was created in the 1960s and is made up of farms that were saved from demolition in the southern part of cen-tral rebro. Today, it may be difficult to imagine that the small timbered farms were once rebros gran-dest buildings. Here lived distinguished shoemakers, shipmasters and weavers who supplied their wares to the King himself! Today, the small houses are used as handicraft shops, boutiques and museums; they are also used as dwellings, which

makes Wadkping a vibrant part of town. Enjoy the atmosphere! Relax with a cup of coffee in the square. Smell the freshly baked bread from the bakery, see the wood-turner at work and visit one of the exhibitions in Cajsa Wargs house (the cookbook pioneer) and the Kings cot-tage from the 16th century. The youngsters will be able to look after the animals and open their own shop in Lekladan, see page 15. In Wadkping there is always something happening so dont forget to take a look at the calendar on the home page. Musical entertain-ment, summer theatre, pup-petry and markets such as the popular Christmas and medieval markets, antique and bric-a-brac, and a turn of the century market.

In Jrle, you can really travel through time. The vintage train departs from the tiny station and takes you to the iron-makers community Pershyttan and to the idyllic wooden town of Nora. Jrle station is actually the oldest in the country. The station building was built in 1854 next to Swedens first railway line. Trains depart throughout the summer and you can choose between an authentic steam train or a vintage railcar.

Ervalla, Jrle+46(0)587 502 90Information schedule:www.nbvj.nu

Wadkping, rebro+46(0)19 21 62 20www.orebro.se/wadkopingTue-Sun 11.00-16.00May-Aug, daily 11.00-17.00

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Hallsberg plays a central role in the Swedish rail network, the marshalling yards there are the largest in Scandinavia.

Hallsberg was created as a result of the development of the main line between Stockholm and Gothenburg which was completed in 1862, with the station area being completed a few years later.

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Riseberga monastery ruins

RisebergaMonastery ruins

KvarngrdenMullhyttan

Brevens brukBoo Mansion

Kvarngrden in Mullhyttan is a living historical environ-ment. In the area, there is an old mill used by the village since the 18th century. With the help of a 2.4 m water wheel, organically grown wheat and rye is milled into flour which you can buy in the little shop. In the wood-fired bakers cottage, Hyttkaka and Kvarnbrd are baked. A scale model 1:100 of the area as it looked 150 years ago can also be viewed.

Tip! Dont miss Mullhytte-Marken 12-13 July. Saturday is market day and Sunday is handicraft day, when new and ancient crafts are on display.

The small industrial com-munity Brevens Bruk, 50 km southeast of rebro is a cultural treasure. The village is different from other mining communities as a result of all the yellow buildings from the 17th century onwards which can be seen throughout the well-preserved village.

Brevens Bruk is also widely known for its special Mid-summer celebrations that attract thousands of visitors.

Tip! Midsummer celebrations are a tradition with 200-year-old rituals. Dont miss it!

Riseberga Monastery out-side Fjugesta was founded in the 12th century. At its height it owned 240 properties in six provinces, but Gustav Vasa and a great fire in 1546 put a stop to its activities and the buildings were left to decline. Today only parts of the western wall of the church remain and the entire con-vent area has recently been renovated. Guided tours are arranged every Wednesday at 18.00 throughout the summer months. Nearby is a huge amphitheatre, where plays and concerts are arranged.

Discover a real cultural trea-sure in the forests near the border to stergtland.

Around the fairytale castle Boo with its pinnacles and turrets is Boo mansion and its estate. Many of the buildings were construc-ted in the ancient Greek style, such as the church and church school with their mighty columns.

Marvel also over the exciting flora and rich wildlife. One tip is to visit the area around the estate at dusk or dawn, there is an excellent chance that you will encounter a herd of wild fallow deer, roe deer, moose and other wildlife.

Riseberga, Fjugesta+46(0)706 57 91 94www.hembygd.se/riseberga3 km south of Fjugesta

Kvarngrden, Mullhyttan+46(0)70 657 91 94www.mullhyttan.nuTake the E18 towards Karl-skoga, route 204 towards Fjugesta - Mullhyttan

Brevens Bruk, Kilsmo+46(0)19 58 58 50www.brevens.se50 km south of rebro towards Odensbacken, Kilsmo

Boo mansion,Hjortkvarn+46(0)582 405 40www.boohembygdsforening.se

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At the footwear industry museum in Kumla, time stands still.One of the floors still looks exactly as it was the day the old shoe factory Bengtar-sko closed down. This is where handmade shoes are manufactured which you can purchase in the shop.

Exhibits and authentic environments tell of the time when Nrke was the centre of the Swedish shoe industry. You can also enjoy a tour through the deve-lopment of shoe fashions throughout the years.

Stonework MuseumHllabrottetIn Hllabrottet, east of Kumla, stone has been quarried and worked since the Middle Ages. Over half of the stonework decorating the facades of Stockholms inner city buildings comes from Hllabrottet.A new museum is being created here depicting the history of the stonework with a marble collection and a unique collection of full-scale plaster models used by the sculptors and ornament makers as models.A unique marble floor is on display in the former head office of the Yxhult fac-tory in a separate building located 100 m from the museum. The Stonework Museum in Hllabrottet is something of a hidden jewel you will be surprised when you walk in.

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Footwear museumKumla

These days it is calm in the small community between Kumla and Hallsberg. But 100 years ago, Sannahed was one of Swedens largest military practice grounds and barracks. Enjoy a walk through the 2.5 km trail Regementsmarschen (the Regiment march). There is a newly opened equipment store which is 150 m north of the military museum. It is a storage building built for military purposes and it is also a shop. Today it houses around 19 different muse-ums which all have different themes depicting how we once lived. Also take a look at the stately hall of the of-ficers mess, see the Museum of military history and the cottage of the Hussar officers which depicts how the Hussar Corps had their barracks during the 19th century. Kumla-Sannaheds old homestead museum is next to the museum on the other side of the road.

Stonework Museum in Hllabrottet

Sveavgen 19, KumlaInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 81 87www.skoindustrimuseet.seMon-Fri 13.00-17.00May-Sept alsoSat-Sun 13.00-16.00

Sannahed, KumlaInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 80 00Every Sunday Jul-Augwww.orebrotown.com/kumla

Yxhultsvgen, HllabrottetInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 80 00Every Sunday Jul-Augwww.orebrotown.com/kumla

Two hundred years ago, funds were donated by Anders Lundmark to build the school house. More than 40 years before the school reform was introduced, teaching started here in Hardemo parish.The school which was used every day up until the 1960s is now a museum and dis-plays the classroom and the teachers accommodation from the end of the 19th century.

Hardemo, KumlaInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 80 00Every Sunday Jul-Augwww.orebrotown.com/kumla

Approx. 10 km west of Kumla

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Karin Larsson worked in the shadow of her famous hus-band. But with her elegant furnishings and beautiful textiles, Karin Larsson was far ahead of her time. In her parents home, Bergska huset several of Karins crea-tions are on display, both furniture and paintings.You will surely recognize several of the items, but you may not know who was behind them.

The largest room is deco-rated by her husband Carl Larssons impressive murals of the Berg family and Hallsberg of that time.

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Murals by Carl Larsson at Berghuset

stra Storgatan 5, Hallsberg+46(0)582 68 53 35+46(0)582 68 53 37www.hallsberg.se/bergooskaPlease call for opening hours

Gjuterivgen 25, Plsboda+46(0)582 400 10Info/opening hours:www.vwmuseum.seRoute 51, south of rebro

You remember the Beetle? Holmgrens Volkswagen mu-seum is the worlds largest private collection of VWs.

Stroll through the classic car models history and see all of the models from 1949 until 1975. Theres actually one that was built in 2004, one of the last of the original design. Most of the vehicles are original, but the collection also has a number of rarities such as the Karmann-Ghia and a custom-built, mint green Beetle limousine.

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Travel back in time to the petrol stations of the 1950s.

Just outside Vretstorp is a reconstructed Shell station from the golden era of big American cars complete with pumps, oil cans, signs, a vending machine and other objects characteristic of the period.

In the museum shop, you can buy souvenirs and gad-getry from the 50s and 60s.

Haggrenstorp, Vretstorp+46(0)582 720 45Info/opening hours:www.mackssons.seE20 towards Hallsberg, Vretstorp

VretstorpPetrol station museum

Knllinge Skllersta+46(0)19 23 04 11www.fossilmuseum.se

Visit Swedens largest fossil museum is in Skllersta and for the past 20 years it has been housed in a 16th-century farmhouse south of rebro. Call for a tour of the museum. Excursions to the south of Sweden can be arranged.

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This years summer exhibi-tion in Bergska hus is cal-led DE MINA The family on and outside of the picture, an exhibition produced in Sundborn about Carl and Karin Larssons family. This summer also sees the pre-miere for the model railway museum, which is adjacent to the Bergska hus, with a large model railway marshalling yard depicting Hallsberg. You will find more information at www.hallsberg.se/bergooska

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Kvarntorp, KumlaInformation/guided tour+46(0)19 58 80 00www.orebrotown.com/kumlaKonst p Hg: DailyMay-Sept 06.00-23.00Coffee house: DailyJune-Aug 10.00-17.00groups on appointment+46(0)730 46 96 78Route 51, 20 km south of rebro, 7 km east of Kumla

Kvarntorpshgen slag heap is Swedens most remarka-ble industrial heritage. The hot slag that was formed when oil was extracted from shale during the second world war created a hill more than 100 m high. It is now a popular place for people to visit and provides a different exhibition envi-ronment for the sculpture exhibition Konst p Hg (Art on High).

The unique sculpture park located on top of the slag heap collects works of several of the countrys leading artists, such as Lars Vilks, Peter Johansson, ulla Viotti and Lenny Clarhll. Nearly every year, another work of art is added to the collection.

Kvarntorpshgen also offers a magnificent view of the Nrke plains. Since its inauguration in 1998, more than 350,000 people have visited Konst p Hg, which from the outset attracted much media at-tention, including the

Art on High Kvarntorpshgen Kumla

Hollywood inspired scu-lpture, JOHANSSON by Peter Johansson. On top of Kvarntorpshgen is a coffee house which is open daily June-August.

Are you one of those people who have not yet risen to the challenge to climb the steps? There are 427 of them, welcome!For more information see www.besegratrappan.se.

Tip! Experience the art of Kumlas central parts via the art walk Konst p Stan, con-sisting of 14 works of art; and dont miss this years concert on Kvarntorpshgen. More information will be available on www.kumla.se

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EXCurSiOnSHallagrden, Lekhyttan+46(0)19 29 20 92www.hallagarden.nuE18 mot Karlskoga ca20 km west of rebro

Katrinelund - Stora Mellsa+46(0)19 44 90 62www.katrinelund.se30 km east of rebro on the southern shores of Hjlmaren

Tant Grn, Vintrosa+46(0)19 29 48 48www.tant-gron.nuE18 mot Karlskoga ca.15 km west of rebro

Farm shopsand excursions

SjkrogenKatrinelund

To take a trip outside the city centre and visit one or a few of the fantastic farm shops can brighten any day. And we have plenty of them! Here is a selection of some of them. More farm shops and maps are available from:www.orebrotown.com

Hallagrden is in the pictu-resque village of Lekhyttan between rebro and Karl-skoga. There is a cafe in won-derful surroundings, rooms to rent, yarn manufacturing and rabbit breeding.

Tant Grn and Hela Hrlig-heten. An adventure for all the senses! The Grn skn store, with its garden, green-house and a cafe in Vintrosa. Enjoy home-made cakes, amidst beautiful greenery, flowers, beautiful flower pots, creative craft materials, heartfelt gifts, clothing, jewellery and carefully selec-ted interior fittings for both indoors and out. An oasis filled with inspiration for the whole family.

Smultrongrden is a really romantic place. Here you can purchase home decorations

Katrinelund is surrounded by wonderful nature and has stunning views of Lake Hjlmaren. From 12 till late, the kitchen offers an exten-sive menu with delicious and harmonious flavours. Take a walk, a swim in the blue or enjoy a cold beer on the jetty. Katrinelund is well worth the trip, theres something for both adults and children.

SmultrongrdenSdra Dyltawww.smultrongarden.se17 km north of rebrotowards lmbrotorp

Sy och sprttaSannahed, Rala 127+46(0)70-210 90 73www.syospratta.se27 km south of rebrotowards Kumla, Sannahed

Sickelsta GrdsbutikSickelsta grd 107+46(0)19 57 41 4121 km south of rebrotowards Kumla

Lantliga Rum, Frsvidalwww.lantligarum.se15 km west of rebrotowards Nrkes Kil, Frsvidal

Grdsmejeri Ostbitenstra Granhammar+46(0)19 22 41 33www.ostbiten.seE18 towards rebro airport, exit Sanna, continue about 7 km

Englas skafferiLnns sdra skolawww.englasskafferi.se37 km east of rebrotowards Odensbacken

Ankis MagasinKxle, Fjugestawww.ankismagasin.blogg.se30 km west of rebrotowards Fjugesta, Gropen

HammarverketSkrmartorp, Hidingewww.hammarverket.se20 km west of rebrotowards Lanna, Hidinge

Fyra Systrar, Mullhyttanwww.fyrasystrar.se40 km west of rebrotowards Fjugesta, Svart

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and ornaments from among others, SIA and Green Gate and clothes from Odd Molly.

In Lnns outside Odens-backen is Englas skafferi where there is a cafe, bakery, shop and conference facili-ties. A pleasant cafe that will give you a chance to chill out and relax for a while.

At Lantliga Rum you will be able to relax and gain inspira-tion to make your everyday life more beautiful.

At Granhammar at Grds-mejeri Ostbiten you can purchase cheese from the farms cows and yarn from the sheep and angora goats.

Sickelsta farm shop in Kumla offers a variety of products for both yourself and your horse and

Sy och sprtta in Sannahed sells fabrics and sewing accessories, handicrafts and plants.

Ankis Magasin in Kxle sells delightful home furnishings in a romantic style.

Hammarverket in Skrm-artorp has products for the garden, handicrafts and woodwork as well as herbal teas and vegetable sap.

In Mullhyttan at Fyra Systrar you will find old and new, sometimes its old that has been freshened up, and sometimes it has never been used at all, for example, beautiful linen towels from 1957.

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Kopparberg

Eighty km north of rebro, just next to the border of Dalarna, is the idyllic Kop-parberg. Nestled in beautiful countryside is a well-preser-ved mining community with many beautiful buildings from the golden age of mining. Two of the most splendid buildings include the beautiful courthouse and the stately red wood chip panel church. There are also several small museums, including a postal museum dedicated to the unique yellow three skilling banco-stamp, the worlds most expensive stamp. In Kopparberg, you can try to pan for gold under the expert supervision of two world champions. This year you have the chance to experience a genuine gold panning competition during the world championships from 11th to 17th August. In connection with the world champion-ships, Kopparberg will be filled to capacity as a result of the Gold Rush an event with musical entertainment and many other golden activities.

Nora Tourist Office40 km north of rebro+46(0)587 811 20www.visitnora.se

Kopparbergs Tourist Office80 km north of rebro+46(0)580 805 55www.ljusnarsberg.se

Karlskoga TouristInformation Office40 km west of rebro+46(0)586 614 74www.nobelmuseet-ikarlskoga.sewww.bodaborg.se

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Nora

The idyllic wooden town of Nora, 30 km north of rebro, is one of Bergslagens gems. In Nora, there is not one house the same as the other, and on the little square there are small boutiques, the town hotel and the church. Stroll around and enjoy the pictu-resque environment. Enjoy an ice cream (Nora-Glass) and stroll down to the lake. The tourist office is located in the old station house and right next door is the railway museum with steam locomotives, old rail cars, trolleys and engine depots. And best of all, it is a living museum!

From here you can go on a tour of the classic iron-makers community Pershyttan, and experience a piece of Swedish industrial history. More history can be found in the Gthlinska farm, whose interior has been preserved it still looks like it did 100 years ago when Miss Ingrid Gth-lin lived there.

Karlskoga

In Karlskoga, four miles west of rebro, you can meet the worlds most famous Swede! The Nobel Museum in Karl-skoga is Alfred Nobels last Swedish home, Bjrkborn Manor, and the laboratory where he developed many of his inventions. You can also meet the great inventor himself in person on the theatrical guided tours that are arranged.

Next to the laboratory is Fiffiga Huset, an experimen-tal workshop with techical gadgetry and exciting phenomena for children of all ages. More exciting experiences in Karlskoga await you at the Adventure House BodaBorg. There are plenty of rooms that offer challenges, both for those who love to climb and for those who prefer to solve mind-bending challenges.

It is in the small town of Skoga that most of the mur-ders in Maria Langs novels were committed. If it is difficult to find Skoga on the map, it is because Skoga is a cover name for Nora. Maria Langs novels are more or less guide books and have given rise to a number of town walks in her footsteps. The murder scenes remain, and for the people of Nora, there is status in having had a Maria Lang corpse in the wardrobe.

The first film The killer is not the only liar was released in the cinemas in early March 2013, and a further five film adaptations premiered last autumn.

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Few Swedish Inns are so distinguished as Grythyt-tan Gstgivaregrd. Most people will probably think of Carl Jan Granqvist who ran it until 1999. But the facilities date back to Queen Christinas time. Grythyttan Gstgivaregrd is the perfect 4 star hotel in Sweden for guests to thoroughly unwind at. Relax with a good book in one of the lounges or go for a lovely walk around the idyllic village and to the spectacular Mltidens Hus. Naturally you will be able to end the day with a delicious meal.

Tiveden

In the magical primaeval forest of Tiveden, adventure is never far away. Experience the enchanting beauti-ful nature with its huge boulders, deep canyons and steep mountain ridges. You can choose yourself how to get the best experience from Tiveden. On foot, by bike or even on horseback? Or why not try a peaceful canoeing trip on one of the beautiful lakes? Maybe on the Lake Trehrningen to beautiful Vitsand? The hullabaloo of big-city life is far far away despite the fact that it is no more than 60 km to rebro. Part of Tiveden is made up of the national park where you can hike to Lake Fager-trn where the unique red water lilies bloom.

Askersund

At the northern tip of Lake Vttern is the beautiful port city of Askersund. Join us on a cruise on the M/S Wet-tervik and experience the stunningly beautiful archi-pelago. You can also choose to get off the boat at Karl XIV Johans Summer Palace Stjernsund and go on a gui-ded tour of one of Swedens best preserved environ-ments from the early 19th century. (You can of course also reach the castle by car.) Or just enjoy the delightful harbour environment. Perhaps with an ice cream at the wharf. Or at one of the outdoor restaurants. But even the rest of the town is just perfect for relaxing walks where you can enjoy a quiet moment at one of the small cafes you encounter along the way. Just south of Askersund is Nrkes best bathing area, Hargebaden with shallow waters and a fantastic sandy beach.

Loka

Loka is a well-known trade-mark in Sweden. However Loka is so much more than refreshing bottled mineral water. In the middle of the enchanting Bergslagen forest lies the ancient spring to which visitors have flocked for over 300 years. Relax with a spa experience in the fantastic Water Salon (Vattensalongen) and enjoy a meal to remember in the restaurant. Or work up a sweat in the new gym and then unwind next to the small lake. Loka Brunn is 30 km north of Karlskoga, just south of Grythyttan.

Askersund Tourist Office60 km south of rebro +46(0)583 810 88www.askersund.se

GrythyttansGstgivargrd90 km north of rebro+46(0)591 633 00www.grythyttan.com

Lax Tourist Office60 km south of rebro +46(0)584 109 20www.tiveden.se

Loka Brunn80 km north of rebro+46(0)591 631 00www.lokabrunn.se

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Behrn Hotell +46(0)19 12 00 95 Stortorget 12, rebro www.behrnhotell.se Best Western City Hotel +46(0)19 601 42 00 Kungsgatan 24, rebro www.cityhotelorebro.se Clarion Hotel rebro +46(0)19 670 67 00 Kungsgatan 14, rebro www.clarionorebro.se Elite Stora Hotellet +46(0)19 15 69 00 Drottningg. 1, rebro www.elite.se First Hotel rebro +46(0)19 611 73 00 Storgatan 24, rebro www.hotellorebro.se Hotell Gta +46(0)19 611 53 63 Olaigatan 11, rebro www.hotellgota.se

Hotell Stinsen +46(0)582 457 50 Stortorget 3, Hallsberg www.stinsen.com Hotell Storgrden +46(0)19 12 02 00 Fredsgatan 11, rebro www.hotellstorgarden.se Ibis Hotel +46(0)19 17 07 07 Stenbackevgen 2, rebro www.ibishotel.com Kilsbergen Konferens & Lodge +46(0)19 29 55 00 nnaboda, Garphyttan www.kilsbergen.se Kumla Hotel +46(0)19 57 90 20 Stationsgatan 4, Kumla www.kumlahotel.se

Djupadalsbadets Camping+46(0)19 58 86 83 John Norlandersg. 50, Kumlawww.camping.se

Gustavsvik Camping+46(0)19 19 69 50 Sommarrovgen, rebrowww.gustavsvik.se Hampetorps Camping+46(0)19 45 30 15 Hampetorp, Odensbackenwww.hampetorpscamping.nu Kilsbergen Konferens & Lodge+46(0)19 29 55 00nnaboda, Garphyttanwww.kilsbergen.se Kumla Golfcamp+46(0)19 58 70 80Hgtorp, Kumlawww.kumlagk.se Lekeberga grd, stuga+46(0)19 29 11 32+46(0)70 629 11 32 Lekeberga - Slven, Vintrosa Sanna Bad & Camping+46(0)585 811 99 Bergavgen 1, Fjugestawww.sannabadet.se Tisarstrands Camping & Stugby+46(0)582 250 52Tisarstrand, Hallsbergwww.tisarstrandscamping.se nnaboda camping+46(0)19 29 82 18nnaboda, Garphyttanwww.annabodacamping.se

Youth hostelCabins and Camping

Lannalodge Hotell +46(0)19 16 40 70 Lanna, Vintrosa www.lannalodge.se Livin Hotel +46(0)19 31 02 40 Jrnvgsgatan 22, rebro www.livin.se Mogetorps Wrdshus +46(0)19 28 20 71 Mogetorp, Ervalla Quality Hotel rebro +46(0)19 20 50 00 Boglundsg. 2, rebro www.choicehotels.se Sanna Kroa Motell +46(0)19 29 44 14 Sanna, Vintrosa www.sannakroa.com Scandic Hotel Grand rebro +46(0)19 767 43 00 Fabriksgatan 23, rebro www.scandichotels.se Scandic Hotel rebro Vst +46(0)19 767 44 00 Vsthagagatan 1B, rebro www.scandichotels.se Viiby Krog, motell +46(0)582 701 11 Marka, Vretstorp www.viibykrog.se

Rsavi vandrarhem+46(0)19 56 04 56 +46(0)709 88 69 93Rsavi, Kumla www.rosavi.se Fridhem vandrarhem+46(0)19 17 90 07Sannahed Grnby 109, Kumlawww.boifridhem.se Livin Vandrarhem STF rebro+46(0)19 31 02 40 Jrnvgsgatan 22, rebrowww.livin.se Kvarnbacken Vandrarhem+46(0)19 45 00 80 rebrovgen 10, Odensbacken Hvilsten Vandrarhem +46(0)70 567 02 51 Mllsavgen 11, Stora Mellsa www.hvilsten.se Vinkasten Vandrarhem+46(0) 705 12 44 60 Borgmstargatan 17, rebrowww.vinkasten.se

rebro City Vandrarhem+46(0)19 611 11 44 Tunnelgatan 3, rebrowww.orebrocityvandrarhem.se

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Frsvidal B&B+46(0)19 28 31 43 Frsvidal steri, rebrowww.frosvidal.se

Hagbackens grd B&B+46(0)70 768 86 08 Mosj-Rby, rebrowww.hagbackens-bedandbreakfast.com

Hsten & Hunden Bed&Breakfast/Bed&Box +46(0)19 57 32 08 +46(0)705 61 38 96 Stene by 512, Kumla www.hastenochhunden.se Magria+46(0)585 104 91 Magria Norrgrden, Fjugesta Skinnarbacka B&B+46(0)582 310 82Averby, Hjortkvarn (skype) Skinnarbacka

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Hallagrdens B&B +46(0)19 29 20 92 Lekhyttan, Vintrosa www.hallagarden.nu Vita Krala B&B +46(0)582 301 11 Haddebo 205, Hallsberg www.vitakrala.com Villa 18 +46(0)70 511 41 79 Lngbrogatan 18, rebro www.villa18.se

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rebro City Golf & Country ClubGolfbanevgen 4,+46(0)19 10 11 00www.orebrogolf.se

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Playing golf in rebro and the surrounding region means that you play on some of the countrys best courses.

rebro City Golf and Coun-try Club is an amalgamation of two golf courses close to rebro city. The Citybanan, Gustavsvik is located just a few minutes outside the city centre, and Mosj course is an open park course that challenges the best of golfers. Pay and play is available at Citybanan.

Just north of rebro is Kr-sta GK, a friendly golf club in a parkland environment.

Lannalodge Golf Resort has something for everyone. With its high ranking in Golf Digest, the course is an obvious choice for many people in Sweden. After the round, you can relax in the spa area, eat well and sleep well.

Kumla GK has a slightly undulating parkland course next to Kvarntorpshgen slag heap. The club also has a spacious parking area for caravans and motor homes.

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StorstenshjdenGarphyttan+46(0)19 29 55 90www.storstenshojden.seOpen during the season

nnaboda, Garphyttan+46(0)19 29 55 00www.kilsbergen.seOpen during the season

Rvgngen, Hemfjrden+46(0)19 26 30 00www.orebro.seOpen during the season

At Rvgngen, in the south-ern part of Rynningeviken, the ice is prepared during the winter for ice skating. There are ploughed ice ro-ads, one of which leads from Rvgngen to Lindholmen which is 7 km long.

On the beach there is a tou-rist cottage with a fireplace, where you can warm up af-ter your trek across the ice. Always be careful on lake ice! Bring safety equipment and extra clothing.

More winter fun

For the kids or those who do not like high altitudes, there are several excellent sledding slopes throughout the rebro region.

Just east of the city is Srbybacken, travel towards Norrkping, turn right at the roundabout by the univer-sity and right again at the next roundabout towards Srbyngen.

Vivallakullen is north of the city. Take Ekersvgen to the northwest of the city towards Vivalla.

To the west is the gravel pit Karlslundsspret. Drive in a westerly direction towards Karlslund to Karlslunds-spret.

In Kumla you can go alpine skiing at the Kvarntorpsh-gen slag heap. When the ski slope is open there is a heated cabin next to the hill. There is also sledding hill and prepared cross-country ski tracks in the area. Travel along route 51, approxima-tely 20 km south of rebro, turn off at Kvarntorp.www.kumlaskidforening.se

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Storstenshjden is 20 km of rebro. There are nine specially prepared pistes, a crossover land and sledding slopes that attract families and skiing experts alike. Storstenshjden is Johan Brolenius (former alpine skier) home slope.The lift queues are seldom long; the five lifts have a capacity of 5,000 people per hour and it is extremely safe on the pistes.

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If you prefer cross-country skiing, head for nnaboda right next to Storstenshj-den. There are more than 70 km of prepared ski trails ranging from short loops to the 27 km long Kilsbergs-spret (Kilsberg trail) that runs all the way to Nora.At the Kilsbergen Konferens and Lodge in nnaboda there is also a 5 km long artificial snow trail.

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rebrorebrokompaniet, Olof Palmes torg 3Wadkping Tourist officerebro castle Tourist officeTel. +46 (0)19 21 21 [email protected]

gustavsvik Camping Tel. +46(0)19 19 69 50www.gustavsvik.se [email protected]

KumlaServicecentre, Stadshuset Torget 1Tel. +46(0)19 58 80 00www.orebrotown.com/kumlawww.kumla.se [email protected]

HallsbergJrnvgsstationen Tel. +46(0)582 68 53 36www.orebrotown.com/hallsbergwww.hallsberg.se [email protected]

FjugestaKommunhuset Tel. +46(0)585 487 00www.orebrotown.com/lekebergwww.lekeberg.se [email protected]

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rebroClarion Hotel First HotelQuality HotelScandic grand HotelScandic Hotel Vstbehrn hotellLivin HotelSvampen Konferens& restaurangKilsbergen Konferens & Lodgerebro Airportgrdsmejeri Ostbiten,granhammarCaf Svanen, TysslingenSmultrongrden, Sdra dyltaSjkrogen, KatrinelundCaf brevens brukHampetorps campingVinns skolaServicecenter, rdhuset

HallsbergAllhallenHotell Stinsengo glass, Hjortkvarn

KumlaServicecenter, StadshusetKumla bibliotekdjupdalsbadetSjparkens vxthusKonst p hg, jun-aug

LekebergHallagrden, Lekhyttanbygdegrden, TngersaSannabadet, FjugestaKommunhuset, FjugestaFyra systrar, MullhyttanAv jord, Vekhyttan

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