
Place in Dalarna, Sweden
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An old timber-house dating back to the 16th century. The soon-to-be Swedish king Gustaf Vasa hid here after the Stockholm Bloodbath, when he was the last remain of the Swedish noble the Danes sought to eliminate. Guided tours are available.
Framtidsmuseet
A children-oriented science and learning center.
Weird interiors but great Indian food.
Nice choice for Thai cuisine.
Not just takeaway, despite the name. American style pizzas, don't miss the mouth-watering El Taco with guacamole and sour cream!
A hostel operated by the Swedish Tourist Association.
The largest shopping mall in the province with over 80 shops and restaurants. Since 2013 there's an IKEA next door making the area quite irresistible for Dalarna's shoppers.
Merchants in central Borlänge struggle to compete with the lure of Kupolen, but there are shops, restaurants with food from many cultures and several coffeeshops.
By plane
By train
Regional trains run hourly from Gävle on the coast via Sandviken, Storvik, Hofors and Falun. They continue from Borlänge to Kopparberg, change for Örebro. Others run from Mora.
By bus
Bus is in general the cheapest way of reaching Borlänge from other cities. Tickets can be found at the website of Swebus Express (Available in English).
By car
Route 70 connects Borlänge with Mora and Enköping; route 50 with Söderhamn and Örebro; and route 71 with Sälen; and route 293 with Falun.
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