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The Göta Kanalbolag (Canal Company) handles numerous matters related to the Göta Canal. Among other things, the company is committed to preserving the building and the canal (construction began in 1810) in their present form and allowing it to be used for tourism. Those interested in learning more about the company's responsibilities and projects can find out more here: www.gotakanal.se/sv/om-oss

It's primarily known for its car, motorcycle, and moped exhibitions. In addition, the museum regularly hosts special exhibitions. There's also a restaurant attached. For current information about the museum, exhibitions, prices, opening hours, etc., I recommend checking out the website: https://motormuseum.se/

Nice little technology museum, small but nice. Good for a rainy day...

Takes cyclists from Motala to Karlsborg and back. All information: https://motalasjostad.se/gora/battur-over-vattern-med-m-y-modig/

Not only worth seeing during the Vätternrundan. Everything is blooming and beautifully decorated.

In Motala on Lake Vättern, various exhibits related to the topic of motors can be viewed and admired on an area of 2000m². From old televisions and radios to cameras, not only die-hard motor fans will get their money's worth. Whether male or female, young or old (although the slightly older visitors may have even owned one or two of the exhibits themselves or at least seen them in action), everyone will discover and admire their personal favorite. The focus of this exhibition is the numerous automobiles. From the first bicycles, such as the penny farthing, to 100 different motorcycle models, to four-wheeled cars, such as an old 70s-style camper van, a variety of Rolls-Royce models, an old fire engine, a decommissioned Formula One car, a rocket car, and even a Lamborghini. Visitors will be simply amazed. The Motor Museum is open every day of the year. At the end of your visit, you can take a short walk along Lake Vättern and end the day with a magnificent view. https://www.schwedenstube.de/blog/motala-motormuseum/

This is clearly a bike highlight - but we were there on foot and as a spectator it is certainly a great experience. Here in Motala is the start and finish of the tour. The appealing monument stands directly on Lake Vättern and immediately catches your eye.

The route circles the country's second-largest lake, Lake Vättern, and is part of the Skandinavialoppet (Skandinavialoppet). The race was first held in 1966 and has been held annually since then. The organizer classifies the race as a fitness race, which is also reflected in the fact that although the times of individual riders are recorded, no rankings are derived or published. Due to the large number of participants, most of whom are supported by friends and family, the event at times resembles a folk festival rather than a cycling race. However, it is one of the greatest sporting challenges for an amateur cyclist, requiring meticulous and time-consuming training preparation. The race starts in Motala, heading south to cycle around Lake Vättern in a clockwise direction. The other stops on the 300 km route with approximately 1,500 meters of elevation gain are: Ödeshög (until around 2014 Hästholmen) Ölmstad (until around 2014 Gränna) Jönköping Fagerhult Hjo Karlsborg Boviken Hammarsundet Medevi Only upright bicycles, including tandems, are permitted. Recumbent bicycles, tricycles, scooters, or motorized bicycles are not permitted. Helmets are mandatory. The Vätternrundan is part of the "Swedish Classic," a combination of four long-distance competitions in various sports in Sweden. Development of participant numbers Since the first edition in 1966 with 344 participants, the Vätternrundan has reported new participant records almost every year. Over 1,000 participants registered for the second edition alone. In 1981, over 10,000 registrations were counted for the first time, and by 2010, there were already over 20,000. In 2013, 19,406 of the 22,800 registered riders started. 18,475 reached the finish line within the specified time limit. Three additional events take place about a week beforehand. The Tjejvättern is a 90 km race for women only. The organizers assume that there are comparatively few women who want to take part in the Vätternrundan. The 150 km Halvvättern serves both as a smaller version of the Vätternrundan and as preparation for ambitious riders. There is also a Minivättern for cyclists between 6 and 10 years old, with 1.3 or 2.6 km, depending on age. For women, participation in the Tjejvättern is considered part of the Skandinavialoppet. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A4tternrundan