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Dalsland canal with motorhome - Guide with tips

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The Dalsland Canal by motorhome, how does it work and what is there to see along the way? Last summer we went on a canal trip with the motorhome and after the Göta Canal and the Trollhätte Canal, we were keen on another canal. It was the Dalsland Canal!

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Pythagoras Industrial Museum in Norrtälje - step into history

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | At the Pythagoras Industrial Museum in Norrtälje, it feels as if time has stood still. Here is an old engine factory where machines, offices and furnishings remain as they were when the business was in operation. We visited the museum during a motorhome trip in Roslagen and got a fascinating insight into both Swedish industrial history and the lives of the people who worked here. Come with us to the promised land of spark-ignition engines!

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Trollhätte canal by motorhome - a journey along the Göta river

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Trollhätte Canal by motorhome, how does it work and what can you see along the way? Last summer, we first followed the Göta Canal with the motorhome, and then it felt natural to continue following the Trollhätte Canal and the Göta River from Lake Vänern down to Gothenburg. Here is our guide with tips!

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Göta Canal by motorhome - from Mem to Sjötorp

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Following the Göta Canal by motorhome was a slow-paced journey through Sweden. We started in Mem on the Baltic Sea and continued via locks, small towns, bike rides and spontaneous detours all the way to Sjötorp on Lake Vänern. Here is our big guide to the Göta Canal by motorhome – based on our own journey along the canal.

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Bengtsfors in Dalsland - locks, museums and canal boats

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Bengtsfors is located along the Dalsland Canal, and we came here by motorhome after our visits to the aqueduct in Håverud and Dals Långed. Here we experienced charming locks, fantastic nature and a nice open-air museum.

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Dals Långed - charming by the Dalsland canal

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Dals Långed is a small town along the Dalsland Canal. We did not have high expectations, but were surprised by idyllic lakes, charming locks and a village that lives thanks to initiative and a school for handicrafts.

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Aqueduct in Håverud - spectacular by the Dalsland canal

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The aqueduct in Håverud is a spectacular construction in Dalsland where road, railway and canal intersect in the air. You can stand for a long time and watch the boats pass through the water-filled metal channel. If you want, you can also join a boat trip from Håverud to Bengtsfors.

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Köpmannebro and Upperud - the start of the Dalsland Canal

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Köpmannebro lock station can be described as the gateway to the Dalsland Canal. This is the canal's first and largest lock. If you continue a bit further along the canal, you come to the locks at Upperud. Join us along the Dalsland Canal!

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Things to do in Hamburgsund – 7 tips for the west coast archipelago idyll

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | What is there to see and do in Hamburgsund? The small coastal town in northern Bohuslän offers everything that makes the west coast so wonderful: red boathouses, fishing boats, salty swimming, beautiful cliffs and of course lots of delicious seafood. We came here with the camper during a summer trip and got to experience both the charming harbor environment and a fantastic seafood feast with the family.

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Bohus Fortress - the castle that survived 14 sieges

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The Bohus Fortress has been defended by Norwegians, Danes and Swedes and has suffered a total of 14 sieges - a Nordic record. Today, you can come here to wander around the ruins, imagine the dramatic battles of history and perhaps breathe a sigh of relief that you don't have to stay in one of the dungeons.

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