Wadköping in Örebro is a charming open-air museum that brings Swedish history to life. This quaint village showcases preserved wooden houses, cobblestone streets, and artisan shops. Visitors can explore traditional crafts, local cafés, and exhibitions, making it an ideal spot to experience Sweden’s cultural heritage and enjoy a peaceful stroll.

Amazing large park in town for relaxing or doing some family activities. Plenty of blooming flowers and other plants to admire.

What a brilliant place! You have to come here when you're visiting Örebro! Not just for the gorgeous views, but also for the food! Everything was delicious 😋 I couldn't decide what is better: chicken, stroganoff, vegan or fish - all brilliant, and the buffet is only 165 kr! I highly recommend this place!

I stopped just for a quick lunch in Örebro and the castle and the surroundings of the city was a great surprise. Stunning place. It was worth exploring and walking around. Louis of cool dining places, cafes, bars, restaurants around. Castle function more like arts exhibition.

It is a church, old but a church 😂 I guess I can say it is central as well and after the castle this is another place to visit in Örebro if you like things like this. I obviously do 😂

This place was the most fun. It had at least six different water rides and each one was fun. Watch out for the hurricane, protect your head and you'll enjoy it a lot more. And also on the yellow and blue striped slide, river run. Try it out first in a single person tube, you have more control that way. Than if you're feeling more adventurous, try it two people. My daughter and I had the most fun there today and the aesthetic is just awesome.

Interesting Museum and a place for our Campervan too.

Good food. Very friendly staff. The play was well writen and played.

If you are anywhere near here I can really recommend spending and hour or two here. You can walk around the old mine with it’s fantastic sites and atmosphere. Then the cafe which specialises in home made chocolates and ice creams.

A really nice block of a rebuilt brewery nowadays housing small shops and restaurants. If you can visit during a market weekend it is well worth it.

Love this place.

A gorgeous church ⛪️ built in the 17th century, in a Netherlands renaissance style. Financed by the Oxenstierna family 💰 Beary well maintained and cared about. Open daily and free to visit 🐾🚪 Beautiful interior in northern German baroque style 🙉 I had a warm feeling when visiting. Thank you Askersund church for a great experience 🙏🙂✨

We find Björkborn Manor incredibly interesting and charming. The property and the displayed items and furniture are very thoughtfully curated and we did learn a lot.. Impressive highlight - the collection of wonderful carvings on a lot of the furniture. We have visited the museum on a bank holiday and had private english speaKing guide and she was exceptionally kind and knowlegable!

Very unique setting, bit very worth a try! Amazingly friendly service !

What one sees today is a beautiful wooden church (Korskyrka), painted traditional red but very different than when it was first established in the late 1500's, post reformation. Fantastic very well preserved wall paintings from the 1600's. While visiting we a met a young woman Elin Skoglund, apparently summer guide 2022, excellent how she brought life into the experience.

(Translated by Google) Very nice staff. (Original) Jätte trevlig personal.

We didn’t make a reservation and when we got there they were doing a cleaning day and didn’t plan on hosting people. They let us in and we had the whole place to ourselves. Had a great time and can’t wait to go back. We’ll visit the Boston location too 👌🏾

Small but interesting exhibition. Many knäckebröd and pasta for good price when we were there.

Good and nice art in a cool buildings.

Beautiful day Beautiful location

(Translated by Google) We were there on 16 April 14.00-18.00, a sunny and warm day (13 degrees). We met many cars on the way there, on site we only glimpsed a couple of other hikers. It almost felt like having the entire nature reserve to themselves. We enjoyed the northern trail 1.4 km, and took all the time we needed to stroll, look at birds, have coffee, and just be. (We can take the southern trail 0.4 km next time). It was a wonderful nature experience. We saw wigeons out in the bay, heard the reed drumming and great grebes flying past and massive chirping from the other birds, especially at the end of the northern trail when we took it clockwise. The house finch that wanted to go to the cinema tonight (don't know which movie is on) stayed the closest. The nature was really so calming and the oaks were awe-inspiring. The feeling of standing beneath a huge oak tree 5-6 m in circumference with its strong folded wrinkles cannot be described. And it is so lovely to see nature left alone, what a paradise for plants and animals. Plenty of rest areas. Unfortunately, it is probably difficult to get around for all wheelchair users. Inside the rest house there was a stove and posters on spring birds, animals and plants in the area. We would love to come back here again soon. We can only imagine how wonderful it will be when the white sedges and blue sedges are in full bloom in the greenery. And when the sheep and cows are let out to graze. There were many surprises along the way. We are so happy and grateful for this nature reserve and that the area is protected. Thanks to everyone who takes care of it. (Original) Vi var där 16 april 14.00-18.00, en solig och varm dag (13 grader). Vi mötte många bilar på vägen dit, på plats skymtade vi bara ett par andra vandrare. Det kändes nästan som att ha hela naturreservatet för sig själva. Vi njöt av norra leden 1,4 km, och tog all tid vi behövde för att strosa, kika på fåglar, fika, och bara vara. (Södra leden 0,4 km får vi ta nästa gång). Det var en underbar naturupplevelse. Vi såg viggar ute i viken, hörde rördrommen från vassen och storspovar som flög förbi och massivt kvitter från övriga fåglar, speciellt i slutet av norra leden när vi tog den medsols. Närmast höll sig bofinken som ville på bio ikväll (vet inte vilken film som går). Naturen var verkligen så rogivande och ekarna var respektingivande. Känslan att stå nedanför en enorm ek på 5-6 m i omkrets med sina kraftiga veckade rynkor går inte att beskriva. Och det är så härligt att se natur som får vara ifred, vilket paradis för växter och djur. Gott om rastplatser. Dessvärre är det troligtvis besvärligt att ta sig fram för alla rullstolsbundna. Inne i raststugan fanns det kamin och affischer på vårfåglar, djur och växter i området. Hit kommer vi gärna tillbaka snart igen. Vi kan bara ana hur underbart det blir när vitsipporna och blåsipporna står i full blom i grönskan. Och när fåren och korna släpps på bete. Det fanns många överraskningar längs vägen. Vi är så glada och tacksamma för detta naturreservat och för att området är skyddat. Tack alla som sköter om det.

Very nice house and park with a café and a small museum shop. We had a tour with Klara, who did an amazing job at telling us about Gustav Fröding and the history of the place.

Though night view is better with all the lights on and under the bridge, I haven't got a chance to visit at night yet.

I'm not a huge fan of art but visited the gallery whilst on holiday in the area whilst staying with my sister. And what a delight! I was staggered by the artist's hand, such talent and even more special knowing he's a local chap too. I've read some of the other reviews and yes, glass covers so make viewing some pictures slightly awkward because of the glare, and the spot lights do shine a bit annoyingly on others, but neither of these 2 factors spoilt the artist's effect or removed any of the enjoyment of admiring the exhibits. I was, by the end, totally in awe of Mr Lars Lerin. I understand from my sister, that the exhibits change during the course of the year to help keep the gallery interesting for those who like to visit regularly. There was an exhibition space for admire artist, oil paintings, which actually I didn't enjoy so much, because of Lars work being so amazing! I actually thought the gallery space and manner of hanging pictures on the wall with nails added to the experience. Little coffee shop incorporated is a great addition.

Great small art museum with a permanent collection about life and artists from the region, however during my visit they had a retrospective of Jāzeps Grosvald's fascinating life drawing in the midst of WWII and an excellent exhibit of modern artist Kristina Jansson whose work was stunning.

Cool military museum. Learn some new stuff

Lovely place with lots of activities for young and old. Take the train to learn more about the park.