Jamtli

Jamtli is a wonderful blend of architectural art and history. Consisting of two vastly different museums, one is open-air, complete with reconstructed wooden buildings and a realistic portrayal of history with the guides dressed in 19th-century period costume and the second is home to the Överhogdal Tapestries. The indoor museum features Christian Viking relics from AD 1100 that feature animals, people, ships and dwellings that are a must visit.

Mus-Olles Museum

This eclectic collection of almost everything, Mus-Olles Museum is learner’s delight. Situated 34km northwest of Östersund, this museum was opened by Per-Olov Nilson in 1906 who was a charismatic and serial collector of things. There are more than 150,000 objects on display including 25,000 related to packaging. Enjoy a meal at the café which is located on the museum grounds.

Jazzkoket

An atmospheric pub located in Prästgatan, Jazzkoket can provide whatever ambience you want at a specific time. Relax here after a busy day with a beer and listen to the soothing sounds of live jazz and rock. Don’t forget to try the charcuterie and cheese platters here which are sourced from local producers.

Frösön

A large and quiet island, Froson is a stone throw’s away from the city. Spend multiple days exploring the wonderful attractions available here. The northernmost zoological park in the world, Froso Zoo, located on the island of Froson provides an exciting opportunity to admire the exotic animals including lions, zebras and Siberian tigers. Explore the park’s fascinating displays and have unique experiences.

Badhusparken

A beloved spot for sunbathing and a brisk swim, Badhusparken is a waterfront park which turns into the country’s largest ice-skating rink during the winter season. You can rent skates here and have a gala time gliding on the rink. Arrangements are also made for a special swim in a unique cut hole in the waterfront which can be followed with a visit to the mobile sauna and spa.

Storsjöhyttan

Storsjöhyttan is the country’s first Économusée where one can catch the three masters of glass at work as they transform white-hot melted adhesive into original, one of a kind, striking creations. The experience is extremely fascinating and you can also learn more about different glassmaking techniques and the history of glass.

Solleftea

Famous for its beautiful nature, calm and quiet weekends and Europe’s largest collection of ancient rock carvings, this town in northern Sweden is the perfect holiday destination. Discover fascinating prehistoric sights and indulge in exciting outdoor activities. Go on a daytrip to the charming picturesque and culturally rich village of Ramsele which is just an hour away by car. Admire the weaving, embroidery, woodwork, ceramics and fresh produce that are found here.

Koppera

A village in Trøndelag county, Norway, Koppera is a wonderland. Situated at a stone’s throw from the confluence of the rivers Kåpperåa and Stjørdalselva. Visit the charismatic and quaint local Kopperå Chapel located on the northwest edge of the village. Make sure to experience the one in a lifetime opportunity of dog-sledding at the Norway Husky Adventure. Relish the challenge of mushing a team of huskies through the magnificent mountains of mid-Norway.

Timra

Norrland's fifteenth largest urban area provides multiple outdoor activities like cycling, skiing and swimming, Timra attracts all types of sports and nature lovers, with a vast variety of exercise trails for hikers and both inland and in sea swimming. If you are a hockey enthusiast, don’t forget to visit the NHK Arena to watch Timrå IK play. You can also fish in the ponds and lakes in the Lögdö wilderness or bathe in the Lögdö Lake.

Kramfors

A gorgeous region full of vibrant urban living and beautiful countryside, Kramfors welcomes nature lovers, bon vivants and adventurers. Originally called Gudmundra, it got its current name after Latvian Christoffer Kramm who was responsible for building the town’s first local sawmill. Spend fun-filled days fishing in one of the designated fishing areas all year round, or bring out your inner adventurer with activities like climbing, hiking and beaver safari.

Sundsvall

An enticing city providing an eclectic blend of a cool urban setting with unique natural landscapes, Sundsvall has everything you could wish for. Discover the historical heritage of this city at the Sundsvall museum and check out the magnificent city library. With a vast variety of culture spots and entertainment venues, don’t forget to visit Kulturmagasinet located in the heart of the city.

Snasa

A small municipality in Trøndelag county, Norway, Snasa partly contains the sixth largest lake in the country. The near proximity to multiple lakes ensures a constant pleasant breeze all year long. Spend a gala time at the Blåfjella–Skjækerfjella National Park and admire the 16 species of orchids recorded here. Have beautiful strolls on the nature trail that starts near the Snåsa center with information posters about the flora in the area.

Verdalsora

Verdalsora is the administrative center of the municipality of Verdal in Trøndelag county, Norway. Relax and unwind at the Rinnleiret beach area which lies just south of the town and play a game of beach volleyball or sunbathe with your friends and family. Explore the various markets, including the European Food Market, which is held in the square for one week each September.

Harnosand

A trip here guarantees a wonderful time exploring the city's nightlife, history, outdoor activities and plenty of other options. Admire the gorgeous sea views Harnosand boasts of. You can ski during winters at Vardkasbacken or try ice skating at the ice rink Hogslattens Ishall. Play a delightful game of gold at the 18-hole golf course Harnosands golfbana and simultaneously enjoy the magnificent views of the river and the sea.