About Sweden

'Crown prince Oscar and Sophia built Sofiero in 1864. You can wander from room to room and see different style epochs from over a century in the interior and something of the royal life indoors. The beautiful gardens is created by the Royal family and is divided into following sections: Gustav VI Adolf's Rhododendron, Crown princess Margareta's flower walk, Queen Ingrid's fragrant garden, Queen Silvia's flower jewel, The English garden, The topiary garden, The Victorian kitchen garden, The herb garden and In the king's old winery.'

In Sweedish ony.

In Swedish only. Reconstructed environments of residences, gardens and cultivations.

'The castle, built in the 16th century, is a high-class attraction containing a museum with excellent collections and exhibitions. The agricultural revolution in the 18th century did change the Swedish society and the peoples life in many ways. In Sweden this reform was initiated from Svaneholms Castle, by baron Rutger Macklean and his associate Carl Gideon Wahlman.'

This museum is devided into two venues, in Gävle and Ångelholm. The museum consist collections covering 150 years of railway history is is one of the finest railway collections in the world.

In Swedish only.

Tomarps kungsgård is an old fortress that is deriving its origin from Danish Middle Ages, but also a art gallery.

In Swedish only.

Exhibition about the renaissance astronomers. The World View Network has been formed by the institutions that exhibit and hold in trust relics from Nicolaus Copernicus, Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton.

Wanås Castle was built in the 15th century as a fortress on the border of Scania and Småland. Since 1987 international exhibitions of contemporary art have taken place at Wanås. Artists exhibit their work in the park, in the barn and in the stable.

In Swedish only.

In Swedish only.

In Swedish only.