The Neoclassical Uddevalla Church was built in 1810-1814. The architect was Gustaf af Sillén. It replaced a 17th century sto ...
Dragsmark Abbey was a Premonstratensian canonry, also known as Marieskog in Norwegian. It was founded before 1260, with the s ...
Bokenäs Old Church is one of the most well-preserved medieval churches in Bohuslän. It was founded at some point in ...
Dynge Castle was built around 1250 when the area was under Norwegian rule and was in use until the beginning of the 16th c ...
Granhogen is one of the largest prehistorical mounds in Bohuslän region. The 30m wide and 3,3m high mound has been dated ...
Dynge Castle, also Dyngehus as it was once called, was a Norwegian fortified castle in use from approximately 1250 and onward ...
Ancient hill fort with house ruins beneath and on top of the hill.