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Fjällnäs Est. 1882
Fjällnäs is Sweden's first high mountain hotel, founded as early as 1882. This is where Swedish mountain tourism began, attracting both international guests and Swedish royalty. With its unique combination of history, architecture, and location by Lake Malmagen, Fjällnäs remains a place where time moves slower and the mountains offer both tranquility and adventure.
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Big Bench
The large bench in Tänndalen offers both a view and playfulness. It is one of 436 benches worldwide that are part of the international art project Big Bench, where oversized benches are placed in magnificent landscapes. Here, everyone feels small before the vast views of the fells.
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Mountain cheese
Fjellost i Burksvallarna is a small farm dairy with the majestic mountains as a backdrop. Here, cheeses are made that you won't find anywhere else, with care and craftsmanship in every piece. The smaller production guarantees the highest quality and unique flavors. With the clean mountain air and natural ingredients, each cheese becomes a taste of the Funäsfjällen landscape and tradition
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Restaurant Tusen
Restaurant Tusen is located on the mountain in Tänndalen and is built entirely of wood and slate, blending seamlessly with the mountain landscape. The award-winning architecture frames a culinary experience where local ingredients are at the heart of the menu. Here you can enjoy food that reflects the seasons and flavours of the mountains, while the view makes every meal a small adventure.
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Funäsgondolen
The Funäsgondolen takes you smoothly from the village up to the mountain top. Built in 2014, it lifts you all the way up to 977 meters, where a vast view awaits over Sylarna, Helags, and Rogens wilderness. In just a few minutes, the grandeur of the mountains unfolds before you, and the journey becomes an experience for skiers, hikers, and families with children.
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Ljusnedal Church
Ljusnedal Church was consecrated in 1796 and is Härjedalen's oldest preserved wooden church. The white church, with its characteristic spire, is beautifully nestled in the valley. Inside, several centuries of history, art, and tradition are housed, and the church's tranquility makes it a place for both reflection and serenity.
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Kiss and ride stop
In Tännäs, there is an unusual sign that reads: "Kissing Stop". It reminds passers-by to pause, show affection, and perhaps share a kiss with someone they care about. The spot has become a charming feature in the village, and many are happy to stop for a smile or a small gesture of warmth on their mountain journey.
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Mihte Sami Village
Mihte is one of the Sámi villages in Härjedalen and maintains a long tradition of reindeer herding in Funäsfjällen. History, culture, and a living Sámi economy converge here. The Sámi village is a place where old traditions are preserved and new generations carry them forward, and life here is closely tied to the rhythm of nature.
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Muskox Centre
Tännäs is home to Europe's only musk ox centre, where visitors can encounter these magnificent animals up close. The centre offers exciting guided tours and educational experiences, where you can learn more about the musk ox's life, behaviour, and adaptation to the harsh mountain climate.
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The people of the region
Each person in the puzzle is inspired by real people from Funäsfjällen. They carry memories of cold winters, the tranquility of the mountains, and life in the local community. Together, they form a tribute to the people who have shaped the history and soul of the mountains.