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This is the Tjörn bridge though.

From this point you get a great view of the beach.

On this road you get a great view of Landvettersjön Lake, which is 21 meters deep, has an area of ​​2.18 square kilometers and is 54.3 meters above sea level.

From this point you get a quick glimpse over Lake Stora Delsjön, a lake in Gothenburg municipality in Västergötland and part of the Göta river's main catchment area. The lake is 22.5 meters deep, has an area of ​​1.2 square kilometers and is 69.5 meters above sea level.

Although the fortress is closed in winter, it is still worth visiting.

In the Middle Ages, Bohus Fortress was considered one of the largest, most massive and impregnable fortresses in Northern Europe. The fortress was the southernmost border fortress in Norway, built in 1308 by the Norwegian King Håkon V. Magnusson. The fortress is located on a 40 metre high cliff on the island of Bagaholmen. At that time, Bagaholmen was surrounded by the River Göta and lay at the intersection of the three neighbouring kingdoms (Norway to the west, Sweden to the east and Denmark to the south). From the fortress there was good control over shipping on the river.

Walk around the fortress and listen to the walls telling their stories of kings, saints, power struggles, traitors and prisoners.