The richly adorned entrance in a regional rococo style that lead into the Sandberg homestead from Storgatan is probably the most photographed archway in Nora. The property is one of the most well-preserved 18th century homesteads in the town. The courtyard features a separate building with a hipped saddle roof that in the 18th century functioned as a coffee house with rooms reserved for the district’s ironmasters.
Take your seat, please, close the doors – and set out on an old-fashioned train adventure! The vintage railway and the station area in Nora afford a peak experience that fascinates both children and adults. Begin with a tour of the well-preserved stati …
The richly adorned entrance in a regional rococo style that lead into the Sandberg homestead from Storgatan is probably the most photographed archway in Nora. The property is one of the most well-preserved 18th century homesteads in the town. The court …
On both sides of Rådstugugatan there are well-preserved wooden buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. The low houses built around courtyards with the doorway and residence facing the street are typical of the 18th century. The residence was often …
Eksjö, Hjo, Nora. Three small, wooden towns in Sweden that create a distinctive image for themselves with the most Swedish things we have – beautiful wooden buildings erected by skilled craftsmen from the 18th century onwards; buildings beautifully pai …
