From the belvedere that towers 190m over Lake Siljan, climb to the top of the red wooden tower (28m high) to enjoy the spectacular panoramic view over the lake and the lush countryside. This tower was built in the late 19C.

An abandoned limestone quarry has been transformed into an open-air amphitheatre with a capacity for 3 500 spectators. The setting is magical, the acoustics excellent and top musicians from the world over play here during the season, which runs from ..

This museum dedicated to farming is made up of a farmhouse, a summer house and a guest house standing around a courtyard. The traditional furniture, Decarlian paintings and various costumes exhibited are all typical of the region.

This large, white church, familiarly known as "the kneeling bride", stands on the edge of Lake Siljan. It was built in the 13C and rebuilt in the 17C, then a tower was added a century later. The triumphal cross dates from the 14C, but the..