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  • Welcome to the heart of Sweden - where nature and culture meet

    Dalarna in Sweden has something to offer all year round. Here, culture and nature come together in perfect harmony, and the local traditions are just as vibrant as the breathtaking landscapes. Did you know that Dalarna is the favorite destination among Swedes? Now it’s time to share this gem with the rest of the world.

  • Dalarna: an amazing destination for fishing throughout the year

    Dalarna, in central Sweden, is a paradise for all fishing enthusiasts. We have deep lakes, wide rivers, thrilling ice fishing and small, hidden waterways where you can sneak up and not scare away the fish that are trying to stay hidden. Several companies offer guided fishing tours and courses combined with accommodation.

  • Vasaloppet - 100 year anniversary

    Vasaloppet, the ski race between Sälen and Mora, is the world’s biggest long-distance ski race. In 2022, Vasaloppet will be 100 years old and celebrated with a Jubileumsvasa (Jubilee Vasaloppet), a race in tribute to the pioneers that put the first race together in 1922 with 139 participants. Also a new race, Vasaloppet 10, is intended to be a roughly 10 km long, 100th birthday party.

  • 7 tips on peaceful winter activities in Dalarna

    In Dalarna in central Sweden, you’ll find everything you need for a calm yet active winter holiday . Relax, unwind and enjoy nature and explore sparkling winter environments where you yourself choose the pace. Snowshoe walking, cross-country skiing, winter fishing, winter hiking, outdoor cooking and more.

  • Lucia celebration in Tällberg, Dalarna

    Lucia is celebrated in Sweden on the 13th of December with a 'Lucia procession'. Every year, a Lucia celebration is selected for broadcast on national television. This year, viewers will be heading to Tällberg, in the heart of Dalarna, which has been chosen for the broadcast of the Lucia procession.

  • Unique baby news at Orsa Predator Park in Dalarna, Sweden

    A healthy polar bear cub is born in Dalarna. It is unusual that polar bears have cubs in zoos, and only fifty percent of the cubs survive the first critical weeks. 'The first couple of weeks were nerve-racking of course, since it was a big risk that the cub would not survive', says Johanna Berglund, caretaker in the park.