A self-guided walking tour game for the whole family in Lycksele.
Have you ever time traveled? Helped a log driver? Met Swedish folklore creatures? No? Well then, it sounds like you should join time traveler Eila and explore Gammplatsen - an open air museum area in Lycksele!
Eila needs your help finding the spare key to her time machine. Search for the key by the Saami dwelling, general store, church and school. Listen to the story of how Lycksele became a city while you walk. In each location is a puzzle or a task for you to solve. Maybe you will be rewarded with a key?
This tour is self-guided via a GPS-based app downloaded to your phone. When you buy the tour, you receive an email with instructions on how to download the app which serves as your guide and narrator. Listen to the story while you walk. Sounds, illustrations, and game elements are triggered to show up on your mobile screen when you get close to them.
You can start, pause and end the tour whenever you want.
This tour is a self-guided walking tour across the open air museum area of Gammplatsen in Lycksele. The area is open to the public and does not require an admission fee. While in the open air museum, you will visit:
- A general store
- A nine-pin bowling alley
- The Margareta church
- A Saami dwelling
- An old school building
- Washerwoman Aunt Emma's cabin
- An old farm
- The Log drivers cabin
Since this is a self-guided tour, there will be no guide to meet you. Instead, go to the starting point, open the StoryTourist app on your phone and start the tour. The starting point is located by the Gammplatsen parking lot in Lycksele, Sweden. There is a photo and map of the location in the app.
IMPORTANT! This is a self-guided tour which you download to your smartphone. You have been sent a separate message with instructions on how to redeem your ticket(s) and download the tour to your phone. Check your email (including your spam folder) or your Viator inbox. If you can’t find the message with the instructions, please contact StoryTourist (the tour supplier) by e-mail info@storytourist.com or call +46 720427346 and we will assist you.
Northern Sweden is a vast and pristine region known for its stunning natural landscapes, including the Arctic Circle, the Aurora Sky Station, and the famous Icehotel. It offers unique experiences like the Midnight Sun, Northern Lights, and traditional Sami culture.
The Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi is a unique hotel made entirely of ice and snow. It's rebuilt every winter and offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Abisko National Park is known for its stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and the Aurora Sky Station, one of the best places to see the Northern Lights.
The Jokkmokk Winter Market is one of the oldest and largest winter markets in Northern Sweden, showcasing Sami culture, traditional crafts, and local food.
A traditional Sami dish made with reindeer meat, potatoes, and vegetables.
Fermented Baltic herring, a strong-smelling delicacy often eaten with potatoes and sour cream.
A sweet jam made from lingonberries, often served with meat dishes or pancakes.
Summer is the peak tourist season with the Midnight Sun, warm temperatures, and long daylight hours. It's ideal for hiking, fishing, and outdoor activities. Crowds are higher, and prices are at their peak.
Swedish Krona (SEK)
GMT+1 (Central European Time), GMT+2 (Central European Summer Time)
230VV, 50HzHz
Northern Sweden is generally safe, with low crime rates. However, the cold climate and remote locations can pose challenges, especially in winter. Always be prepared for extreme weather conditions.
Kiruna Station, Luleå Station
Kiruna Bus Station, Luleå Bus Station
Buses are the primary mode of public transport in Northern Sweden. They are reliable and cover most urban areas.
Available • Apps: Uber, TaxiKurir
Car, Bike, Scooter
A traditional Sami village offering hiking, reindeer experiences, and stunning views of Kebnekaise, Sweden's highest mountain.
Sweden's largest lake, offering fishing, hiking, and stunning landscapes, including the famous 'Blue Hole' hiking trail.
Price varies by option