Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #2 in Västerås, Sweden

Djäkneberget is a park area just west of Västerås inner city. The area is about 500 meters long and 250 meters wide. The park is located on a mountain height overlooking, among other things, the cathedral, the City Hall, Skrapan and part of Lake Mälaren. Adjacent to the park is the Djäkneberg School, a primary school that was inaugurated in 1894 and that today houses Västerås Folk High School and Västerås Art School.

Wikipedia: Djäkneberget (SV)

Västerås Theatre is a theatre building in Västerås and is the seat of Västmanland Theatre.

Wikipedia: Västerås teater (SV)

Västerås city park in a park style from the 1890s, is located in central Västerås. The park is framed by Storbron, Västerås Theater, Slottsbron and Turbinhuset as well as Svartån's extension along Fiskartorget and Västerås City Hall.

Wikipedia: Stadsparken, Västerås (SV)

Västerås Castle is situated at Västerås in the province of Västmanland, Sweden.

Wikipedia: Västerås Castle (EN)

Vasaparken is the largest park in central Västerås in Västmanland. It is framed by the city hall, the concert hall, the central station, Södra Ringvägen, the castle and the town hall.

Wikipedia: Vasaparken, Västerås (SV)

The Fools' Boat is a sculpture created by Sture Collin in 1990. The sculpture can be found in three locations around Sweden: the Sockenplan subway station in Stockholm, Hornsgatspuckeln, also in Stockholm, and in Vasaparken in Västerås.

Wikipedia: Dårarnas båt (SV)

Lögarängen is a neighbourhood in the administrative residential area of Djärneberget-Stallhagen in Västerås at Mälaren.

Wikipedia: Lögarängen (SV)