Brunflo lantbruksmuseum

About the museum

Brunflo farming museum is at Brunflo local heritage farm in Lillgrytan, two kilometres north of Brunflo, on a small rise west of the railway. The farm has ancient roots, with a main building from the late 18th century, and was called Lill-Grytan. It has previously been both a coaching inn and a court house (tingshus).

The heritage farm is run by Brunflo local heritage society and is a stop on the St Olav Way (S:t Olavsleden), where there is a box with a stamp for pilgrim passports. Visitors are always welcome to experience the surroundings of the site, and visits to the farming museum can be booked through the chairman of the society.

In summer the society runs a café at the heritage farm, with a music café in July and storytelling evenings in August, and normally a harvest market is held in September and a Christmas market at the end of November. The meeting hall Logen and a bakehouse can be rented during the summer half-year.

Highlights

• Farming museum at the heritage farm
• Main building from the late 18th century
• Stop on the St Olav Way with a pilgrim stamp
• Café, music café and storytelling evenings in summer

Operated by

Brunflo hembygdsförening

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

The heritage farm is two kilometres north of Brunflo in Lillgrytan, west of the railway and visible from the E14/E45.

Amenities & dining

• Café

Café at the heritage farm in summer, in July, in the main building.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent

Up to 60 guests.

The meeting hall Logen (about 60 people) and the bakehouse can be rented during the summer half-year.

Plan your visit