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Photo: Christer Johansson, CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons
A nice place for a picnic during the summer. Anundshög is an ancient burial mound, 14 m high and 60 m across, making it the largest in Sweden. Next to the mound there are two big stone ships.
Anundshög is an archaeological site near Västerås in Västmanland, Sweden. It is registered by the Swedish National Heritage Board (Riksantikvarieämbetet) as Västerås 431:1 (L2002:241) and covers an area of approximately 215 by 205 metres.
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Västmanlands läns museum & Västerås konstmuseum
Two museums which share an address.
A bathing facility with a traditional 25-m pool and a separate section with moist and dry sauna, and cold bath (Romerskt bad).
An indoor adventure facility challenging creativity and cooperation in group exercises.
Västerås konserthus
Houses some 200 events annually.
Västerås Domkyrka
The oldest parts of the cathedral were built around 1200. The oldest son of Gustav Vasa, Erik XIV, is buried in the church. Erik XIV is mostly famous because he was killed by poisoned pea soup. Summertime appointments for guided tours can be made between 11:00 and 13:00 at the tourist office.
Turbinhuset
One of Sweden's first power plants, constructed in 1890 by ASEA. Has a museum which is shown to visitors by appointment.