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Ekomuseum Bergslagen

The directory brings together sites connected with Bergslagen’s mining and ironmaking history.

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Ekomuseum Bergslagen is presented through a map and a directory of visitor sites. The listings include mines, ironworks, villages, railway sites, a canal and a castle. Named places include Engelsbergs bruk, labelled a World Heritage site, Flogbergets mines, and the walking trail at Schisshyttan. The directory also includes the Fagersta industrial community, Ludvika’s local-history and mining museum, and the Strömsholm canal.

The website pairs the directory with films and educational material. Its film section covers Bergslagen, the Ice Age in Bergslagen, ironmaking, and water and power. Other pages focus on iron ore, charcoal burning, blast furnaces, slag and working iron, alongside sections about rocks, furnaces and children. The site has a calendar, a booking section, books and a blog. Ekomuseum Bergslagen was founded in 1986.

Use the map and directory to choose among the listed sites. The website also provides a calendar and a booking section for visitors.

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Use the website’s map and directory to choose a visitor site; check its calendar or booking section.

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