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If you want to invest in a wine package and not take the car home, you can book accommodation at their accommodation. We had a car and therefore skipped the wine package but instead took their juice package. Here, the mother in the family had cooked juices of all kinds, delicious with the food, which was a bit unexpected, juice is not what you naturally think would go well with, for example, perch. We had a fantastically enjoyable evening at Skoogs with good food, beautifully served and with a personal touch. We immediately felt welcome in the cozy restaurant and the atmosphere was warm and familiar. The dinner ended with a pot of hand-brewed coffee from a local coffee roaster. Unfortunately, it is not possible to get locally produced coffee, but they had realized that in Sweden it is not possible to run a restaurant without serving coffee, which is why they had to stick to their principles here. However, they didn't actually serve tea but 'tea' which turned out to be infusion tea brewed from local berries and herbs. On the way to Falun, which was our stop for the day, we stopped in Sveg. Sveg may not be a metropolis, but is otherwise best known for its large wooden bear. The presence or absence of the wooden bear has been a local matter for several years as the bear began to rot and threatened to collapse. The latest I heard, however, is that some sort of rescue operation is underway to stabilize the bear, which for a couple of years has been close to losing its chin literally, that is. The outside is quite inconspicuous, but when you enter, a large room opens up with several rooms dedicated to various film classics, everything from the cell in The Key to Freedom don't forget to look behind the poster to various horror film classics with Freddy Kreuger's glove and other scary things. In addition to the cool interior, the coffee was delicious and they also have lunch for those who want something more substantial. The road between Sveg and Orsa is long, very long in fact, and there is mostly forest here. But then suddenly the small town of Noppikoski appears. According to Wikipedia, here is the only gas station between Sveg and Orsa and the number of inhabitants is 1. The place didn't look like much to the world, but as it was full of people who had stayed, we did too. Judge my surprise, but the little galley actually had a perfectly fine restaurant with homemade cream stewed pittipan. Satisfied and satisfied, we could now roll on towards the final destination, Falun. I have never been to Falun before but really appreciated the small town. There is a beautiful wooden house environment here and it is cozy to just stroll around. Again we opted out of the chains and stayed at Hotell Falun. Located in a rather dreary s mansion, I wondered at first what I had actually booked, but the hotel is newly renovated, well located and has friendly staff. The fact that we were greeted by the smell of apple and cinnamon didn't make matters worse, it was tomorrow's granola that was in the oven, the girl at the reception told us. The given destination in the city is of course the Falu copper mine, but since we finally got to experience some summer heat, a cold mine didn't feel so enticing. During our hiking days, the thermometer had struggled up to a maximum of degrees, so we preferred to stay above ground this time. However, after reading a little about the mine and the destination, I realize that there must be a trip to Falun again soon. In addition to the mine itself, for example, you can also visit a home for a typical miner's family from and from It's always fun when the museums expand a little so that there is something for everyone. If you are not very interested in mining, you can still find interest in what society looked like at the time when the mine was in operation. It's not just bombers and cannons, but also exhibitions about how the contemporaries behaved during the periods in question. Now we were on our last day of travel and were on our way home to Karlstad. If you have tips for things to do there, please comment in the chat! It is a farm restaurant and shop where you can also buy cheese and meat to take home. They have a mixed menu of dishes from the farm, all served with a hearty chunk of their cheese. Towards the afternoon we rolled into Karlstad after just over a week on tour. If you just make a little effort and look, there are lots of little gems along the way and new things to discover. We set off on our first trip with the motorhome. Since we had quite a few stops during the Norway trip, we chose to make a. Receive our newsletter when we publish new posts. We're coming Never use your email addresses for commercial purposes. An exciting tour through the country with food experiences of all kinds. Raw prawns and tomato Shoots and mackerel roe Perch with browned butter Skoog's own sausage Rainbow and cheese Sourdough bread and homemade butter Mackerel with garlic and tomato Lilac and cream Pig with chard and rhubarb Strawberries with street chamomile On the way to Falun, which was our stop for the day, we stopped in Sveg. Noppikoski's only resident? The troll inn I have never been to Falun before but really appreciated the small town. Beautiful buildings in Falun Now we were on our last day of travel and were on our way home to Karlstad. Our experience. Charlottenlund Farm Hotel And just like that, they appear, those little gems in the middle of nowhere. Our roadtrip to Norway We set off on our first trip with the motorhome. Kristiansand, Norway's sunniest city The summer city with both palm trees and art silos. 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