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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Vasteras: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Vasteras
- Västers, founded on the Svartn River in mediaeval times, has spent the previous few centuries slowly making its way down to the picturesque shores of Lake Mälaren.
- This lovely body of water, dotted with small islands, is spawning new neighbourhoods.
- It's home to Sweden's largest inland harbour and family attractions such as a Viking city and an indoor water park.
- The ancient town of Västers was renovated in the 1960s, but history may be found in the charming Kyrkbacken neighbourhood, which was once a slum.
- At Anundshög, you can also visit an ancient burial site, spend the night in a silver mine, and get a behind-the-scenes peek at Skultuna, a mediaeval brass foundry that creates luxury homeware.
- Capital- Västmanland län
- International Airport- VästeråsAirport
- Population - 127,799
- Currency- Swedish Krona
- Time- UTC/GMT +2 hours
- Driving side -left
- Main Electricity -230v
- Official Language - German
- Religion – roman catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Vasteras
- Another incentive to go to Vasteras is to see its rich history and beautiful architecture, which the 150,000 citizens are immensely proud of.
- If you enjoy sports, particularly ice hockey or the Swedish sport bandy, Vasteras is a great place to visit.
- Vasteras is highly accessible from Stockholm, with a rail ride taking less than an hour from Stockholm Central Station.
- It is located on the banks of Lake Malaren, Sweden's third-largest freshwater lake in a country awash in lakes.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Vasteras
- This season feels cold due to the combination of humidity and temperatures. Highs range from 67.7°F (19.8°C) to 37.8°F (3.2°C) in the later months, with warmer temperatures.
- Rain is uncommon, with only 3 to 5 days of heavy precipitation per month. Spring is the second-biggest season for tourism, so it's an excellent time to visit if you're searching for something to do.
- Summer (June through August) - The middle of the year has pleasant weather with moderately high temperatures. With 6 to 8 days of precipitation every month, these months have the most precipitation.
- Because June to August is Vasteras' peak tourist season, lodging and other accommodations may be more expensive.
- Fall (September to November) - Daily highs in the fall range between 65.8°F (18.8°C) to 37.1°F (2.8°C), making it feel chilly due to the humidity and wind.
- It rains or snows frequently: 5 to 6 days a month. Because tourism is low during these months owing to the weather, hotels may be cheaper.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Vasteras
Anundshög
- Sweden's largest barrow is located less than 10 kilometres east of the city centre of Västers (burial mound).
- This structure is nine metres tall and 64 metres wide, and it dates back at least 1500 years.
- People congregated here for "Things" and spiritual rites up until mediaeval times, according to the earliest evidence of human activity on the Badelunda Ridge, which dates back to roughly 2500 BC.
- They are linked to two stone ships at the base of the mounds and the Eriksgatan, a line of runestones flowing from the east side of the barrow.
Västerås Cathedral
- The cathedral in the city was consecrated in the 1200s, and it has undergone numerous renovations and repairs since then.
- In 1958-61, the most recent was although lavish art and architecture from the Middle Ages and Renaissance abound.
- The altar sets are beautiful and were made in Lübeck (the Hanseatic League's capital) in the 15th century.
- Västers Cathedral is the final resting place of King Erik XIV, who was notably insane. His tomb features a Carrara marble sarcophagus on a sandstone base that was said to be too short for his corpse, necessitating the removal of his feet.
- Look for the ceramic pulpit, which has a solid yellowy-green finish, among the newer decorations from the early 1960s.
Valley Open Air Museum
- A classic Swedish outdoor museum is located along the river in the city centre.
- This attraction has pieced together up to 40 traditional buildings throughout Västmanland County.
- A manor house, copper works, a town square, a blacksmith, a village school, and a Christian mission hall are just a few attractions.
- Actors portray daily life in the past, while expert artisans demonstrate traditional crafts in each building.
- Children can interact with young goats and lambs in the farmyard and watch draught horses work in the fields.
- Handicrafts created in the museum's workshops are available for purchase in the gift shop.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Vasteras Off the Beaten Track
Engsö Castle
- Travel west to Engsö, a lovely island where you will find this old home. The lowest levels, which date from the 15th century, are mediaeval.
- The upper floors were remodelled in the 18th century by architect Carl Hrleman into an elegant Rococo style.
- The castle is owned by a foundation, which permits visitors to explore the spectacular 18th-century interiors all summer.
- These rooms are decorated with antique furniture, chandeliers, stuccowork, parquet floors, and 18th-century portraits.
- The castle is also one of Sweden's most haunted locations, with Anders Luxembourg, King Karl XII's "court dwarf," among its ghosts.
Strömsholm Palace
- In the early nineteenth century, the Royal Family visited Strömsholm, which became the Swedish Army's riding and driving academy for the next 100 years.
- The current Baroque front was built in 1681, and the palace was built in the sixteenth century.
- The "Gustavian" interiors, originating from the middle of the 1770s, are precise as they were when Karl XIV Johan was here on holiday.
- The art collection is extensive, including a series of equestrian paintings by David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl, a 17th-century master.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Vasteras Culture and Traditions
- A journey to Västers isn't complete without learning about the city's rich history.
- Västers' art and cultural activities will provide you with an understanding of the city's history, traditions, and artwork.
- While seeing Västers' cultural attractions is educational, attending its artistic activities will keep you engaged.
- Take a look at this list to learn more about Västers, from cultural performances to historical monuments that provide a window into the past.
- Include these sights in your Västers itinerary and enjoy your visit.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Vasteras: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Nya Hattfabriken
#FOOD
- Nya Hattfabriken, which lies where a hat factory formerly stood in one of Västers' oldest neighbourhoods, respects the neighbourhood's tradition and history.
- The current structure dates from the 1800s, although the vaults beneath it are thought to originate from the Middle Ages.
- Traditional Swedish cuisine is prepared to perfection at Nya Hattfabriken.
- It is a must-visit because of the casual atmosphere, courteous employees, and great food.
Varda
#FOOD
- Varda makes every effort to make tourists feel at ease.
- This restaurant is ideal for every occasion because it offers a la carte eating, business lunches, dinner service, a bar, club, lounge, and wine bar all in one location.
- The menu combines Swedish classics with the cosmopolitan fare. The idea is to serve dishes that are both familiar and unexpected.
- The light and airy environment produce a laid-back vibe ideal for grabbing a bite to eat with friends or a business lunch with coworkers.
Kajplats 9
#FOOD
- Kajplats 9 is a seafood restaurant that specialises in all things seafood.
- This fisherman-themed restaurant serves fresh and seasonal fish, prawns, mussels, and more and an extensive selection of rums.
- Weekly meat, fish, salad, and classic selection are specials.
- Fresh seafood can be purchased for home consumption at the market hall and in various ready-to-eat food boxes.
- Hunting, market halls, and travel inspire the restaurant's interior design, and visitors can dine on the terrace overlooking Lake Mälaren during the summer months.
Erikslund Shopping Center
#Fashion
- Erikslund Shopping Area is a contemporary, handy, and all-encompassing shopping centre with IKEA and a huge grocery store.
- An appealing combination of prominent Swedish and international chains, strong local businesses, and specialised stores can be found here.
- The shopping mall is divided into two levels, with shops arranged in a concept order.
- The use of skylights and open spaces between levels creates a light and airy atmosphere.
- Natural breaks are formed by restaurants, cafes, and vibrant meeting spots.
- The shopping centre was named "Best Shopping Center of the Year" in Sweden in 2013
Kingston Animal Park
#FUN
- This Park is a small but well-run zoo that comes highly recommended if you're visiting Västers with little children.
- Here you'll find both exotic and domestic animals and plenty of opportunities for children to interact.
- Pony rides, goat and sheep encounters, and moose feeding are all available.
- A terrarium containing snakes and iguanas is also available at the animal park, and bolder children will be able to touch and handle them.
- Tractor rides are available on the side, and the option to rent little electric buggies (zooms) and finish at the Park's pleasant café.
Kokpunkten Actionbad
#FUN
- They're willing to wager that you've never visited a water park like this one.
- In the limits of a former steam power station on the city's east side, Kokpunkten has eight stories of slides and pools.
- The monolithic structure, commemorating its centennial year in 2017, is a famous landmark in Västers cityscape, right on the shores of Lake Mälaren.
- The plant was closed in 1992, and it was slowly converted into this unique attraction in the 2000s.
- There is entertainment for teenagers and the youngest members of the family and leisure for adults.
- Saunas and a heated open-air pool on the eighth floor with views of the lake are examples
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Vasteras: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- There are many reasons to visit Vasteras.
- The first and most potent argument is that it is surrounded by beautiful nature.
- It is located on the banks of Lake Malaren, Sweden's third-largest freshwater lake in a country awash in lakes.
- The lake is 120 kilometres long from east to west, and Vasteras is one of the best places to start exploring it, whether by taking a boat excursion across the Vasteras Archipelago, finding a peaceful and quiet beach to swim on, or jumping in and trying out a range of watersports on the lake.
- The lake is so important to the city that it has earned the nickname "Mälarstaden," which translates to "Lake Malaren City."
- Aside from the lake, several parks and gardens in and around the city are popular with tourists.
- Djakneberget, a great park with plenty of areas to run around and explore, is nearby.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Vasteras Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Since 2015, the Västers Film Festival has been an annual international film festival held in the autumn.
- The festival will be permanently moved to July and August.
- Västers film festival features films from all over the world in various genres.
- Workshops, talks, discussions, cinema cafés, and exhibitions are all part of the festival.
- Västers Film Festival is one of northern Europe's most intriguing film festivals.
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