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At Boda Borg Adventure Centre you can test your limits, challenge the clock or compete against other teams. Put your own personal limits to the test while challenging your ability as a team player.

The swimming pool at Ansia Badpark has lots to offer for all ages. The water is at least 25° and the pool opens every day during the summer. There is something for everyone, whether you want excitement and adventure, a simple splash around or a refreshing swim.

Right in the heart of one of the largest copper smelters in the world, the Forum Museum is where the modern industry meets is rich past. Learn about its 80-year-old history, from the first finds of gold at Fågelmyran to today's smelter.

Bjuröklubb is one of Sweden's more accessible lighthouses, still in use and in its original condition. It has an impressive history and is set in an incredibly beautiful landscape. Visitors can find out all about its interesting cultural heritage and the surrounding landscape, either on their own in the company of a guide.

“There are really only two great artists - Torfrid Olsson and Picasso!” Those are words of Oscar Reuterswärd, an arts professor and friend to Torfrid.

How did people live in the past? Those interested in seeing that question answered should pay a visit to Dahlbergsgården in Bastutjärn, a museum housed in an 1826 building which is set out in a way to make you feel the original occupants have just popped out for a while. All of the house’s artefacts in the house have been well preserved, many of them built and used on the premises.

Sweden's most northerly zoo is situated in Lycksele. Specialising in the fauna of the Nordic countries, most of what can be found in the wilds of Scandinavia can be found here.

Ekorrbo lies 5 km from Ånäset, in the little village of Estersmark. It is here that Ulla Holmström and her family run their craft business using textiles and wood.

There is enormous power in a surge of rushing water. If you have ever witnessed the jet of water released when a power station opens up all the sluice gates, then you will understand the power that is unleashed. If you haven't seen this, then we recommend a visit to the Finnfors Kraftverksmuseum, where you will be able to experience this powerful force at close hand.

The local museum is housed in one of Norsjö's oldest residences and is home to many interesting artifacts, exhibitions and comprises of other cultural heritage buildings dating back to the middle of the 1800s. The museum has become a popular cultural centre enabling visitors to learn more about the past from varying perspectives.