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Skuleberget – hiking, views and our best tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Skuleberget is one of the High Coast's great nature experiences. Here you can hike, climb Via Ferrata or take the cable car to the top – we chose our legs. Join us on our hike up Skuleberget and get our best tips for your own visit.

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Getsvedjeberget – hike to the pulpit on the High Coast

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Getsvedjeberget offers a short but steep hike to Predikstolen, one of the High Coast's most spectacular viewpoints. We started at Skuleberget Havscamping and after about 40 minutes of hiking, a view awaited us that was worth every uphill climb.

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Slåttdalsskrevan - hiking in the Skuleskogen national park

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Slåttdalsskrevan is one of the most powerful natural experiences in the High Coast and the most famous hiking destination in Skuleskogen National Park. We hiked here from Entré Syd and were some of the last visitors to walk through the 200-meter-long crevasse before the passage was closed. Here we tell you about our hike – and how you experience Slåttdalsskrevan today.

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Axmar Brygga - car park, restaurant and mill

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Axmar Brygga is a lovely seaside restaurant - with a very popular caravan park - beautifully situated on the east coast, right next to the historic Axmar Mill. It's a great place to make a stop on your way through Sweden.

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Things to do in Nora – our best tips in the city of wood in Bergslagen

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated October 2026 | What to do in Nora? Come with us to a small wooden town where the houses lean, the railway tracks cross each other and the history of Bergslagen's iron is just around the corner. We came here with the camper to finish our Wooden Town Classic and found everything from old locomotives and bourgeois homes to murder stories and fresh Nora ice cream.

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What to do in Hjo - 12 tips for the wooden town by Lake Vättern

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated May 2026 | What to do in Hjo? This lovely little wooden town by Lake Vättern is a real gem with beautiful wooden villas, steamboat rides and loads of ice cream. We have now collected our best tips for experiences and attractions in Hjo.

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What to do in Eksjö - 11 tips for the wooden city in Småland

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated October 2026 | What to do in Eksjö? This Småland town, which is often called "the unique wooden town", offers charming environments, cozy cafes and lots of history. We have now collected our best tips for experiences and attractions in Eksjö.

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Trolls in Gamleby - Friends of the Garpe Sculpture Park

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Trollen i Gamleby, or the Friends of Garpe Sculpture Park, is an unusual sculpture park in Västervik. When you walk up Garpedansberget, you are greeted by lots by trolls and other mysterious creatures.

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Things to do in Mariefred - 17 tips for a charming gem

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated May 2026 | What can you do in Mariefred? This charming little gem offers everything from castles and cozy alleys to a museum railway and steamboat. We have now collected our best tips for experiences and attractions in Mariefred.

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Sweden's most popular summer cities - if you ask Google

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These are Sweden's most popular summer holiday destinations, if you ask Google. We (FREEDOMtravel), in collaboration with Humbo, have commissioned a survey showing which Swedish resorts we google the most for our holidays.

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