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The rock formation over which the waterfall falls down looks amazing. At Midsummer, the bushes and trees around the waterfall were so dense and tall that the view of the waterfall was very limited.

A gigantic spectacle when the locks open just a little at 3 p.m. and the masses of water pour roaring through the gorge. Worth it a) Being on time: It's all over in less than 10 minutes. And b) visit one of the viewpoints that can only be reached on foot via the hiking trail on the east side above the gorge. From there you have a magnificent view of the spectacle.

If you want to see the waterfall, avoid visiting the city on Mondays or Tuesdays. The locks are only open Wednesday through Sunday at 3:00 PM.

The grotto, which was created during the Ice Age, serves as a guest book for the royal family from Adolf Fredrik in 1754

The bridge, built in 1889, was the first proper bridge connection across the Göta älv river in Trollhättan.

even if not flooded very impressive

Trollhättan was founded on the Göta Älv river at the foot of the mighty Trollhättan Waterfalls. The area around the waterfall, with its crown bridge and locks, offers exciting experiences for young and old. During the summer months, the gates are opened at specific times, and the water thunders down the valley.

royal graffiti and a waterfall right next to it