ヴィンゴーケル周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ19

Vingåker is a town and a great destination for cyclists, with rolling countryside and charming village vibes. You will pedal through scenic farmland, dotted with red cottages. Explore historic churches, enjoy tranquil lake views, and refuel at local cafes.

Orebro

Here there is a preserved working environment with a manor house from the 18th century, a working church and a working museum. Iron handling at Breven's mill has been closed since the mid-1980s, but the mill environment remains and is largely untouched.

Pettsongarden = Pettersons Farm from the books 'Pettersson and Findus' in 2:3 scale. Without an actor since the corona pandemic (as of 2023)

The windmill at Julita gård was built in 1855 and is of the Dutch type with a rotating hood. It has an octagonal shape in four floors consisting of a post structure and facades covered with tarred chippings. The hood extends over the facade of the building and from this the shoulder protrudes to the large wings. The hood consists of a dome roof with thicker wood shavings as a covering, it is now this roof that is to be renovated. The millwork is largely preserved and consists of a so-called star wheel mechanism that drives the millstones from below. The windmill was in operation until 1909 when some of the millstones were moved to the steam saw, where a new mill had been installed.

Magnificent peony garden in the Jolita gardens of the castle.

Övre Hävla mill or Hävla hammarsmedja is a local history museum and architectural monument by Hävla stream in Skedevi parish in Östergötland's mountain range. In 1682, the governor Jacob Henriksson Flemming (1640–89) received permission to manufacture wrought iron at Hävla ström in Skedevi parish. In the 19th century, the business was expanded and at the end of the 19th century, Hävla was one of the country's largest suppliers of horseshoes. The smithy was in use until 1924. The mill is almost completely preserved in the condition it was in when the mill was closed down in 1924.