Places with audio guides - Sweden

The lift bridge in Stockholm, built in 1925, connects Södermalm with Hammarby Sjostad and recalls the transformation of urban transport and the harbor.

The huge sinkhole created by the collapse of part of the copper mine in Falun in 1687 is one of the best-known geological traces of mining in Sweden.

The museum tramway in Malmkoping offers rides along a former railway, a collection of Swedish trams, and a bus museum.

A noble residence near Svedala with roots in the Middle Ages, water moats, and an eighteenth-century rebuild, linked to the Thott family.

A Nordic castle built between 1914 and 1918 above the Öresund, with views of Ven, Copenhagen, and the Danish coast, now a hotel and conference venue.

A scenic hill in Saltsjo-Boo with anti-aircraft positions from the Second World War and wide views of Stockholm, including the Globe.

The runestone by Vaksala Church in Uppsala belongs to a group of four monuments that commemorate the Viking Age and local family ties.

A former coastal fort on the island of Stockskärsholmen near Dalarö, now used for private events and weddings.