Fellingsbro’s local character encompasses very different themes: the elevated church setting in a flat agricultural landscape, a Bronze Age grave, Buddhist architecture and historic buildings from the last century. There is also an outdoor pool and Käglanskogen pine forest just outside the town. This offers several different ways to plan your trip, from architectural and cultural history to historic settings, recreation and landscape.

Church, landscape and parish centre

The church setting in Fellingsbro is an area of national interest for cultural heritage: Fellingsbro (T 38). The church is one of the largest in Örebro County. It stands on an elevated glacial ridge of gravel, surrounded by flat agricultural land. It was extended to the east in the 14th and 15th centuries. The well-preserved parish centre includes, among other buildings, a school and the sexton’s and assistant vicar’s residences. This cultural theme brings together the building’s setting, its extension and the preserved surroundings of the parish.

Traces of time from the Bronze Age to the 20th century

Skulsta röse is located by the sports ground in the northwest of Fellingsbro. It is a Bronze Age grave, approximately 3,000 years old. This time span contrasts sharply with the church’s extension in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Hosta Nostalgiby features historic settings from the last century. Its original buildings include an authentic 1950s petrol station, a cinema and a sausage kiosk. The historical span therefore stretches from the Bronze Age, through the history of the church’s construction, to buildings from the 1950s. The attraction’s offerings may change over time. The address is Nordal 130, 732 72 Fellingsbro; check it before travelling.

A stupa in the traditional Tibetan style

Solbo, a Buddhist course and retreat centre, lies north of Fellingsbro. It is home to Scandinavia’s first stupa. The structure is 11 metres tall and built in the traditional Tibetan style. Alongside the church setting, Solbo offers another religious architectural theme to consider when planning your trip.

Outdoor pool and pine forest

Fellingsbrobadet has a 50-metre outdoor pool, a teaching pool and a children’s pool; you can also play mini golf there. The pool is right next to Fellingsbro’s sports ground. If you plan to visit, check the latest visitor information in advance.

The popular, well-preserved Käglanskogen pine forest lies just outside Fellingsbro. Its landscape differs from the flat agricultural land around the church: here, the pine forest takes centre stage, while there, the landscape is open farmland.

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If you’re looking for hotels for a trip to Fellingsbro, first decide what you’re most interested in: church and local history, historic settings, or recreation and landscape. You can then tailor your search to your travel plans and compare the details of each accommodation with your needs.

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