Sights and Attractions in Dalarna: MuseumsMalung Heritage MuseumOne of Dalarna's largest and most illustrious heritage museums, illustrating how a large farm, dated back to the 17th/18th century, looked and the life in it. Comprehensive collection of old artefacts, regional costumes and textiles. Leather exhibition and shoe-maker's shop from the 1920's. Phone: 0280-105 57Zorn Museum, MoraAnders Zorn (1860-1920) is one of Sweden's foremost artists. His art made him wealthy and he was thus able to get a collection of art. Mostly his own art is exhibited in the museum. Open all year. Phone: 0250-165 60.ZorngårdenThe Zorns' home in the centre of Mora.Phone: 0250-165 60.Stora MuseumSituated by the copper mine, the museum depicts the mine's history and comprises exhibitions of coins, minerals and a model exhibitions. Important collection of Swedish coins. Phone: 023-71 14 75Dalarna MuseumThe history and culture of the province of Dalarna. Collection of regional costumes, distinctive Dalarna paintings on wood and folk music. Copperware and graphic art. Phone: 023-76 55 00.Museum of the FutureCentre for popular science in Borlänge. Visitors can carry out their own experiments and reSearch (in Swedish) in this interactive, "hands on" exhibition. The Planetarium takes you on a thrilling journey through space. Phone: 0243-79 39 00.Karlfeldtsgården, KrylboNobel Prize Winner, Erik-Axel Karlfeldts birthplace. Crafts, cafe, entertainment and guided tours.Ecomuseum BergslagenAn area covering 7 administrative districts from Lake Mälaren to Ludvika, comprising about 52 buildings associated with the iron industry and its history. There are mines, smeltinghouses, forges, industrial hamlets, manor houses etc. Ecomuseum Bergslagen. Phone: 0240-66 30 82Dan Andersson MuseumIn central Ludvika. Memorial room and exhibition on Dan Andersson's life in words and pictures. Phone: 0240-100 16Falun Copper MineOre has been mined here for over 1,000 years. Walking through the mine gives you a very real impression of what conditions were like when the mine was active. Guided tours. Phone: 023-71 14 75.Carl Larsson's HouseHere at the artist's home in Sundborn, you will recognise the wonderful environment created by Carl Larsson and his wife, Karin. Visit Sundborn church with its interior paintings by Carl Larsson and the Carl Larsson portrait collection in the parsonage. Phone: 023-600 53.The Dala HorseThe worlds largest wooden Dala Horse (13 m high and weighing 67 tonnes) stands by highways 68/70 in Avesta. Restaurant, gallery, tourist office selling crafts and souvenirs, garage and grocery store. Fore more information please contact Avesta Tourist information phone: 0226-520 45Särna Forestry Museum - LomkällanHere are several authentic buildings associated with forestry in the Särna district. There are also exhibits of equipment, tools and other items used in forestry and timber-floating during different eras.
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