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Upon arriving to Rättvick from...
Hi_Im_Phil Says: Upon arriving to Rättvick from Stockholm/Gävle on either Rv70 or Rv80, you'll pass by an outlook point (Vidablick) that gives you a spectacular view of Lake Siljan. Where's my photo????? I'll have to dig it up.
Hi_Im_Phil Says: Långbryggan, Scandinavia's longest wooden bridge, extends out 625 meters from the Rättvick shore so that boats could dock there since the water towards shore was so extremely shallow.
One of many gravesites with...
Hi_Im_Phil Says: One of many gravesites with special designs in the sand. I'm not sure if the families or the caretakers would tend the sand but I believe the designs had meaning in terms of family history and social status.
The horse stables next to the...
Hi_Im_Phil Says: The horse stables next to the church. These were used by the horses while the people were attending the services at church.
Hi_Im_Phil Says: A beautiful and old (going back to the 13th century) church on the lakefront, the Rättvicks Kyrka is the most prominent place in this town and if you only have time for one thing, see this. Surrounding the church are a huge cemetary, 400-year-old horse stables, and the...
Rättvicksparken, a wonderful...
Hi_Im_Phil Says: Rättvicksparken, a wonderful campsite location with many sites for tents and campers (caravans) as well. A very peaceful stream flows through the campsite and eventually ends up in the lake. I think we paid about US$20 for one night in a tent. Phone: 0248-561-10
Saagar Says: Only fairly stupid people go to Mora by plane. I was one of them. I booked on SAS, checked in on Skyways, had a boarding pass on Fly Nordic and actually flew on NextJet, which was a propellar plane. No big deal, and it was a good journey. And a good plane. it was a...
Mora Boden: Dalarne's down to earth souvenirs
Saagar Says: Souvenirs in Mora are the crux of Dalarne's handicrafts; local utensils and traditional arts Made in the surroundings of Mora. The big craze is the Dalarne Horse which is made around Siljan lake and the town of Mora in particular. The horse is made out of wood - the...
Dizzyhead Says: Dalmasarna, the people from Dalarna, and they work at the tourist office in Mora. There you get all information for free, and you can get free information brochures and good maps for this region. All information you need for your stay here, you find here. So, visit the...
Dizzyhead Says: In Mora icehockey is a very famous and popular sport. Mora is not a big city at all, but they are good in icehockey to be such a small town compare to the rest of Sweden.
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The horse stables next to the church. These were used by the horses while the people were attending the services at church.
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Rättvick is a small town located on the eastern shores of Lake Siljan in the heart of central Sweden. The countryside out here is beautiful and pristine. There are lots of small farms and open land....
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The Dalarne landscape in central Sweden is calm and beautiful. Lots of trees, lakes, rivers. A central feature is the Siljan lake and a few small towns located around this lake and in the low valleys....
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