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Sjalen Says: The 12-16th century castle ruins at Gräfsnäs is definately one of the major sights of Alingsås. You can get there by the railway mentioned above. There are a few vaulted halls still intact and you can walk around here after seeing an exhibition on the castle history, but you...
Sjalen Says: From May to September, steam engines and other preserved trains take you the 12 kilometres along Lake Anten to Gräfsnäs Castle ruins. You can stop here and there and have a coffee or just enjoy the scenery and you can also lend a hand when turning the engine to go back if...
elinvik Says: The nightlife of this little town is pretty much non existant, though there is a couple of bars and the nightclub Tallhyddan. the age limit varies from night to night and It's usually crowded with teenagers. Mainly 18-25. Other bars and nightclubs in this town are: Hotellet...
Sjalen Says: Getting to Alingsås couldn't be easier as trains between Stockholm and Gothenburg stop here. There are also plenty of commuter trains from Gothenburg.
Dizzyhead Says: Alingsås Tourist Office441 81 AlingsåsAddress: Stora Torget 1Phone 0322 - 61 62 00 turistbyran@alingsas.se
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Getting to Alingsås couldn't be easier as trains between Stockholm and Gothenburg stop here. There are also plenty of commuter trains from Gothenburg.
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Q: has anyone ever been to Alingsas, Sweden?
A: Several times :-) Nice little wooden town with rural countryside and great cafes. I grew up in Göteborg (Gothenburg) and there are commuter trains between the two....
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