Härjedalens Fjällmuseum - Funaesdalen

Museum with a large space over agriculture from the old days and a small room over Sami. You can also see a movie. Outdoors are some wooden cabins, but they were all closed (at least 3 days a year there is activity) and the waffle house was only open on Tuesday.

A very beautiful historical museum. Increases the history of Sami people along with a history of the Stone Age in Sweden. Everything is well exhibited, but could have more lightning in the main exhibitions. The museum also has a back garden to its left side with older moved cottages and small farmhouses. A house has an exhibition of the late 1700s to early 1800s Nordic-Swedish folk residence and a larger two-storey house with an exhibition of the history of Roma in Sweden. Everything has free admission for children, but 150kr for adults.

Must be the pride of the resort. Beautifully designed with solid and changing exhibitions with interesting and pressing topics. Large museum shop and a café. The creepy bunkers from the second war and the cool outdoor environment on the mountain can also be seen in the same vein. Reserved for museum last year.

Museum didactically well prepared on the basis of life stories, interesting, high-quality exhibits, entertaining and entertaining for the whole family, friendly staff, we even got a folder with the texts translated into German, well-stocked museum shop. The museum really deserves more visitors!

Great and interesting