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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peek into Sundsvall

On the Medelpad province on Sweden's northeast coast, Sundsvall provides everything you might want, whether you prefer the city or the outdoors.
According to certain historians, Sundsvall is credited with bringing industrialization to Sweden in 1849.
It is also an important industrial centre because it has had a significant timber industry since the early twentieth century.
Sundsvall, a town with a colourful history, has been burned down four times.
The city was rebuilt entirely in stone after a particularly severe fire in 1888 - the worst in Swedish history – earning it the nickname Stenstaden (Stone City)
Capital: Härnösand
International Airport: Sundsvall Timrå Airport
Population: 57,606
Currency: Swedish krona
Time: UTC+1h
Driving side: Right
Main Electricity: 230V
Official Language: Swedish
Religion: catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Top Tourist Attractions in Sundsvall

Visit Kulturmagasinet in the city centre for a healthy dose of culture.
The St. Olavsleden is a well-known Swedish walking trail from Sundsvall on the east coast to Trondheim in Norway.
You won't have to travel far from Sundsvall to get your wilderness fix. Time and Ljustorp, two neighbouring towns, are separated by two gorgeous valleys.
Another natural gem is the Ljungan Valley, located immediately south of Sundsvall. The views are breathtaking, and anglers will be spoiled with choice.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Best Months to Visit Sundsvall

Sundsvall has a wide range of average temperatures.
When humidity is factored in, temperatures feel cold throughout most of the year, with a low risk of precipitation for most of the year.
Compared to tourist sites across the world, the area is less temperate than others, ranking in the 33rd percentile for pleasant weather.
If you want to visit Sundsvall during the hottest months, July, August, and June are your best chances.

WORTH A VISIT

The Best Places to Visit in Sundsvall

Teater Västernorrland

Teater Västernorrland, now a member of the Performing Arts Theatre Company, is a fantastic theatre that produces children's and adult productions.
The organization does not act on a single stage and instead performs in various settings ranging from the stage to schools.
The company performs both classics such as Shakespeare and more contemporary works.

Wonderful Music

Pipeline Sundsvalls Musikforum was formed in 1973 and has since become one of the most important venues for all art enthusiasts.
This venue serves as a concert hall and a film and theatre screening centre.
You'll be able to see some well-known artists perform live.
One of the centre's unique features is that it concentrates mainly on music by Swedish musicians and singers, so you can expect to learn about the local music.
Pipeline Sundsvalls Musikforum also features a small coffee shop that serves as a meeting place for aspiring musicians and music fans.
Pipeline Sundsvalls Musikforum is a location you should visit if you enjoy music and art.

Heritage Theater

What was initially erected as a cinema in 1911 is today one of Sweden's oldest structures and a theatre.
The heritage property, which was just converted into a theatre in 1993, is one of the best-preserved architectural structures in the country.
Since then, the theatre has hosted some excellent actors and performances, and it is well-known not just for being a historic structure but also for the type of theatre it produces.
The theatre is unique in that tickets may only be purchased in advance at the ticket window and must be paid in cash.

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Sundsvall Off the Beaten Track

Sundsvall's Norra Berget is comparable to New York's Central Park.
It is located on a hill just north of the city centre that can be climbed either by steps or by hiking up the slope.
The entire region is dotted with playgrounds, cafes, open-air spaces, an observation tower, and animal cages.
The Sundsvall Museum, Sweden's second-biggest open-air museum, is located in the park and features over 40 historic buildings that depict agrarian life dating back to the 14th century.
Several concerts and cultural activities are held throughout the summer.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Sundsvall Culture and Traditions

Sundsvall is home to the historic monument Högom, one of northern Sweden's most enormous burial mounds.
The volcanic island of Alnön, located outside Sundsvall, had 19 sawmills operating simultaneously during the turn of the century.
Sundsvall has burned down four times throughout history.
As a result, it was rebuilt in stone in 1888, earning it the moniker Stone City.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Sundsvall: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide

Brasserie Verket

#FOOD

Restaurant Verket at Scandic Sundsvall City is a warm, rustic brasserie inspired by the city's industrial past, where you can enjoy well-prepared and tasty food in a calm environment.
Their menu includes traditional and barbecued meat, fish, poultry, and vegetable dishes.
The cuisine is prepared in an open kitchen, and you will be right in the middle of the action as a guest.
This year, they've added a rotisserie to their menu, where all of the dishes are cooked on long spits in the oven to retain the flavours as much as possible.
No fuss, just superb ingredients, expert cooking, and delectable meals in a welcoming environment for both family and friends.

Gotland on a plate

#FOOD

Karakas Krog, a restaurant showcasing the best of Gotland, focuses on seasonal local food and meat acquired from local farmers.
Katthammarsvik Rökeri, on the other hand, is a traditional restaurant that specializes in smoked fish and prawns.
You may try classic meals like pickled herring with sour cream and their speciality fish soup with aioli at Bakfickan in Visby, the capital of Gotland.
Gula Hönan in Ronehamn is another option. It's open from June to August and has its wild garden, which supplies most of the cuisine.
The emphasis is on vegetables, but rabbit and lamb from the area are also on the menu.
Gula Hönan opened Tuppens Krog, a fine dining sister restaurant in Visby, in 2018.

Barista City

#Fashion

Barista City's success story begins in 1967, with the opening of the world's fourth IKEA department store.
Birsta City is now the largest shopping centre in northern Sweden.
Barista City, refurbished in 2008, has roughly 100 businesses spread out over two levels of a large promenade.
You'll discover excellent shopping with major retailers and local favourites, restaurants, and cafes.
And, of course, IKEA. Barista City is well-liked; in 2011, Market magazine and tourists voted it Sweden's most popular shopping centre for the second year.

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