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A detour is one of the must-sees in Sweden. It feels like being transported to another world. Slate was mined here in the 19th century. Thirty-meter-high walls, lined with intertwined plants and water droplets, reflect the sunlight. A flashlight and sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent.

A detour is one of the must-sees in Sweden. It feels like being transported to another world. Slate was mined here in the 19th century. Thirty-meter-high walls, lined with intertwined plants and water droplets, reflect the sunlight. A flashlight and sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent.

At the bottom left of the large information board is a small wooden box. It contains a trilingual flyer about Taberg (Swedish, English, and German), as well as a seasonal program of attractions around Jönköping.

Highly recommended and a small highlight in the area. If you have the opportunity to visit at night, you should take advantage of this experience and visit the bats there.

Get off your bike and go down into the slate quarry. It's relatively small but absolutely worth seeing. If you can spare 15-30 minutes from your tour, you should definitely stop here.

The Taberg is unique on our planet, consisting of a chunk of iron ore protruding from the ground that was formed 1200 million years ago. The ore consists of titanomagnetitolivenit, the iron content is low, only around 30%. The quality is all the better because titanium and vanadium are contained in relatively large quantities. Source: https://www.tabergsgruvan.se/language/de/

Great passages in the pit

The mine is a great place to explore, especially with children - there are no guided tours (but that is not necessary either)