Smaland Collection (#2)

Saab 35 Draken fighter of the Swedish Air Force Historic Flight

Kalmar Slott castle, Kalmar, Smaland, Baltic coast, Southeast Sweden, Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe

Country road, wooden fence and field. Through the forest. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Country road. Through the forest. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Cut field with hay bales at sunrise. Old farm house barn. Traditional style Swedish wooden painted house. Barn Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

The hollow tree where the children could hide. The original location where Astrid Lindgrenís story on Bullerbyn was filmed. In reality called Sevedstorp. Smaland region. Sweden

Detail of crayfish with head and claws. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

The Stenbrohult parish church where Linnaeus father was priest. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Big heap of traditional Swedish crayfish and dill on a plate against a nature background. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

A statue of Carl Linnaeus holding a bird by Gerda Sprinchorn standing in the church yard of Stenbrohult with Linneaus father was priest. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Rune stone outside the cathedral dating from the 11th century. The stone was put up by Tyke as a memorial after the death of Gunnar, son of Grim. Vaxjo town. Smaland, Sweden

The so called Karolinerhuset, Caroliner House, old gymnasium school, where Carl Linnaeus went to school. In the Linne Linne Linnaeus park. Vaxjo town. Smaland region. Sweden

Lonneberga, a small, rural, Swedish village made famous by Astrid LindgrenAis story
Lonneberga, a small, rural, Swedish village made famous by Astrid Lindgrenís story of Emil in Lonneberga. The church. Lonneberga Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

The Vaxjo cathedral church. The front facade with its two spires. Vaxjo town. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Converging railway tracks. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Calf Cow Brown and white Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

The equestrian statue by Alf Olsson on the Main Square from 1929 in memory of SmalandAis
The equestrian statue by Alf Olsson on the Main Square from 1929 in memory of Smalandís Hussar regiment disbanded in 1927, from the Thirty Years War in the early 1600s Eksjo town, Sweden

The Nya Mangardsbyggnaden New Farm House, where Astrid Lindgren lived and that she used as a model for Villa Villekulla for Pippi Longstocking. Nas. Vimmerby town Smaland, Sweden

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Oak tree in a field. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Traditional style Swedish wooden painted house. A door Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Cow Brown and white Profile Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Lake with reeds. Photographed in Smaland, Sweden

Stortorget, Kalmar, Smaland, Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe

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Welcome to Smaland, a picturesque region in Sweden that is filled with rich history and stunning landscapes. Huskvarna, located in Smaland, offers a general view that will leave you breathless. As you explore this enchanting area, be sure to visit the Iron Age burial mounds which stand as silent reminders of ancient civilizations. For those seeking a taste of modernity, Almhult is home to the first IKEA store ever built in Sweden. Don't miss the opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of Swedish design at the IKEA Museum. Meanwhile, Ryd boasts an intriguing attraction - Kyrko Mosse Car Cemetery. Once a junkyard, it has been transformed into a vibrant public park where old cars find new life amidst nature's embrace. As you venture further into Smaland's wonders, don't forget to visit Husqvarna Vattenfall for an awe-inspiring black and white photo experience. Kalmar Slott also awaits your exploration with its captivating beauty captured perfectly in black and white photography. The churches hold their own charm too. Stora Rada Old Church showcases exquisite decorations while Dadesjo Old Church mesmerizes visitors with its painted wooden ceiling from 1928. To complete your journey through Smaland's treasures, make sure to stop by Skansen in Stockholm where you can admire the post office from this remarkable region. Smaland truly encapsulates both history and natural splendor like no other place on earth. With each step taken here, immerse yourself in its captivating allure – from ancient burial mounds to repurposed car cemeteries turned parks – there is something for everyone in this magical corner of Sweden.