Apladalen

Apladalen is a park and museum spanning 22 hectares with ancient oak trees, walking paths, and preserved buildings from different time periods. The location combines nature with historical structures and offers space for walking and exploring.

The site preserves houses and workshops from the 18th and 19th centuries that show how people performed trades like shoemaking, pottery, and wire drawing. These buildings document the craft traditions of the region.

The Parsonage museum shows furnishings and objects from the 1800s, allowing visitors to see how a family actually lived during that era. The rooms give a direct sense of daily life from another time.

The site has barbecue areas, picnic tables, restrooms near animal enclosures, and a large playground with climbing equipment. It is well-organized for families wanting to spend several hours outdoors.

During the summer months, visitors can observe goats, sheep, rabbits, and chickens in enclosures, giving children a direct contact with animals. These living exhibits complement the historical buildings and make the place more than just a museum.