Linköping

Viljan's world is an exciting and fun experience for families. (Primarily for children aged 3-10) Temporary exhibitions, cultural history exhibitions and a unique art collection. As well as a library, archives, fact shelf, conservation studio and archaeological expertise. Shop with unusual souvenirs, design items and books. Restaurang Hagdahls Kök offers food and coffee, also on the roof terrace during the summer.

Welcome to the Linköping Garden Society! A wonderful oasis centrally located in the city, where you can stroll in the beautiful environment, take a guided tour, have a picnic, buy plants, play, eat, have coffee and much more. Entrance Drottninggatan/ Klostergatan/Sandbäcksgatan/ Lasarettsgatan eller Djurgårdsgatan.

Valla farm is the rural part of the Open-Air museum Gamla Linköping. The place invites to a lot of adventures among historical buildings and farm animals. On Sundays, during the school term, it is also possible to ride a pony. (During summer season and Christmas market weekends the rides are moved to the Chapel plan in the Open-Air Museum). In the middle of Valla forest, Linköping's largest playground Lill-Valla is situated. The playground has three play areas and plenty recreational surfaces. It's the perfect playground to take your family to!

Welcome to Linköping City Library! If you want to escape the cold winds that the fall brings and just spend time with your family for a while inside, this is the place for you. There are always fun activities in the library, for example such as babycafes and fairy tale readings in the jungle room. The little ones can also play dress up with masked clothes in the castle. During the library's opening hours there is also a treasure hunt for children age 5+. When it's time for a coffee, can you enjoy it in the library's bright café.

An exciting medieval museum in the heart of central Linköping. See the hidden bishop’s dating tower from the 13th century and the Cathedral’s unique treasures. The museum describes the development of the castle and the cathedral from the 1100s up to the Renaissance.