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Mårbacka’s website presents it as Selma Lagerlöf’s home. Its guided visit tells the story of Lagerlöf’s life, her writing and life at Mårbacka. Wikidata records the site as founded or opened in 1796 and heritage-listed.
The website lists a guided visit on Saturdays at 12:00. It recommends booking online in advance because places are limited. The shop is open after the tour, while the café is closed. The tour’s stated subjects are Lagerlöf’s life and writing, along with life at Mårbacka. The venue directs visitors to its opening-hours section to book online and read more. A Saturday visit can be planned around the noon tour, with the shop open afterward. The information about the guided visit is the same whether visitors want to hear about Lagerlöf’s work or the history of life at Mårbacka: both are part of the tour described by the venue.
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Book online in advance: the venue says places are limited. Guided visits are listed for Saturdays at 12:00.
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