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Nääs became known worldwide in the 19th century for its arts and crafts school. The castle dates back to the 17th century and now houses a museum. The grounds also include a café, a craft shop, a riding school, and several other historical buildings.

Beautiful section of the Gotaleden between Floda and Tollered. The wooden boardwalks leading through the lush green forest seem a world away from the open lakeside scenery just a few hundred metres away.

Cross the bridge here to discover the beautiful Nääs Castle, nestled into the headland over the lake. The building dates from the 17th century, and the interior has been preserved since the death of the last owner in 1898. You can visit the castle as part of a guided tour.

The town was originally built around Nääs Fabriker, a cotton, wool, and weaving factory established in 1833. The factory closed in 1982, but the town remains one of Sweden's best-preserved industrial settlements.

The Nolhaga nature reserve in Alingsås is 26 hectares in size and has been protected since 2010. It consists of two wooded mountains separated by a ravine called Klämma. Jonas Alströmer bought the land in 1725 and planted a beech forest, which has now developed into an old forest with large trees and dead wood. Dead wood is an important habitat for fungi, insects and larvae. The area near the city has been a popular hiking area since the late 19th century. In 1921, the city of Alingsås bought Nolhaga to make it accessible to the public. To the west, on the banks of the Mjörn, lies the Nolhagaviken nature reserve.

Trädgård is a large-scale municipal project that is expected to be completed in Nolhaga Park by 2029. The first of three phases is complete, and 4,500 of the 17,000 square meters of garden space have already been landscaped. In the first phase, new walkways were laid and lighting was improved. An open lawn area was also created for picnics and other activities. Another area is a four-part inspiration garden, part of which consists of "Susie's English Garden" designed by garden designer Susie White. The next phases up to 2029 are expected to include a newly designed area for park activities, planted fields and an open area for markets.