Rademachersmedjorna

Nice open museum with several shops, workshops and cafes! Lovely area to walk and spend a relaxing afternoon. Many of the buildings were so beautiful and well preserved and since they hold business you can visit inside!

It's nice to read and feel how people in Sweden lived centuries back. There's a restaurant and small shops too.

We visited at about 10a on a Friday morning. There were only two shops open at that time the knife maker and the potter. Most shops apparently open later in the day as well as the two restaurants. Better for an afternoon visit. Free entry. Parking nearby in paid lot.

A great place to learn about some local history in a very much alive way, and to enjoy some well-preserved old buildings and reconstructed environments. Almost all information is presented in both Swedish and English. I highly recommend coming here when there's some sort of event happening as well, which appears to be quite often.

This is a cute little museum of how craftsmen used to live and work a few hundred years ago. It’s interesting to visit, however on the day we visited not all the houses to open or the people working.nnThere is a nice little playhouse for kids with a small forgery and kitchen for “cooking”.nnThe Waffel cafe next to the playhouse is ok. Not really special but ok for a fika while the kids play.