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Stugor in Sjuntorp
We rent holiday homes in a picturesque, rural environment. Between the woods and meadows you can freely enjoy the peace or slowly boat in a canoe or rowboat on the river that winds nearby. You are most welcome in all seasons during your holiday or business trip!Interested? Contact us!With kind regards,Mikael JohanssonAddress:Angunneryr 146 197 SjuntorpSWEDENPhone:Home: +46(0)520-440600Mobile: +46(0)70-5948102
Directions from the south: E45 from Göteborg to Karlstad. After about 50 km. head towards Sjuntorp, after the church turn right, after the school turn left. After 1 km. turn left into Påvelund and drive on for 2 km. Turn right and immediately right again. Skattetorpet runs along the horse farm, the next farm is Skattetorpet.Directions from the north: south off Trollhättan on the E45 to Sjuntorp. In Sjuntorp, turn left after the school. After 1 km. turn left to Påvelund and drive on for 2 km. Turn right and immediately right again. Skattetorpet is 250m. past the horse farm.
Trollhättan
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The waterfalls
When the dam opens its hatches, the river retains a part of its original wildness and 300,000 liters of water per second flows along the river.
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The ancient locks
The first lock in Lilla Edet has a 6 meter drop and the next four locks in Trollhättan have a fall of about 32 meters.
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SAAB museum
The Saab Car Museum has openinghours on: Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 – 16:00 (Monday closed). Price: 100 kr for adults, 80 kr for 65+ & 50 kr for children.
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Kungajaktsmuseum
Kungajaktmuseum Älgens Berg, located in Ekopark Halle-Hunneberg, is an experience center with info about the moose, the mountains, the fascinating cultural history and traditional kingdoms.
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Shopping centre Överby
Here you will find many shops, department stores and restaurants. With more than 3,000 parking spaces, there is enough space for a fun day out.
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Trollywood
Trollywood is famous for the Swedish film industry. In the city it sometimes seems as if you are walking around in a film series from the 1940's with its own Walk of Fame.
