Discover the old Viking and Vendel site Valsgärde and try out to row a Viking boat!
Guided tour in Swedish prehistory and the Viking age on the one of most historically significant burial sites and boat inhumation graves in Sweden – Valsgärde. The site is situated approximately three kilometers north of Old Uppsala (Gamla Uppsala) and approximately 14 kilometers from Uppsala City. Tour is ideal if you want to experience a part of the most exciting part of Swedish history and want to experience how to row in a Viking boat! All in approximately two hours. Continue reading…
Discover the old Viking and Vendel site Valsgärde, try out to row a Viking boat and challenge yourself in Viking games!
Guided tour in Swedish prehistory and the Viking age on the one of most historically significant burial sites and boat inhumation graves in Sweden – Valsgärde. The site is situated approximately three kilometers north of Old Uppsala (Gamla Uppsala) and approximately 14 kilometers from Uppsala City. Tour is ideal if you want to experience a part of the most exciting part of Swedish history and want to experience how to row in a Viking boat! All in approximately two and a half hours.
Are you ready to fight and conquer like a Viking? Test your strength, skill and readiness with several simple and fun games by the river! Continue reading…
Discover the old Viking and Vendel site Valsgärde, try out to row a Viking boat and challenge yourself in preparing a food on the open fire!
Guided tour in Swedish prehistory and the Viking age on the one of most historically significant burial sites and boat inhumation graves in Sweden – Valsgärde. The site is situated approximately three kilometers north of Old Uppsala (Gamla Uppsala) and approximately 14 kilometers from Uppsala City. Tour is ideal if you want to experience a part of the most exciting part of Swedish history in approximately three hours.
Experience how to row in a Viking boat! After disembarking from the boat, we are going to light a fire to grill sausages, haloumi or vegetables (according to your choice) and try a famous Viking mjöd (mead)! Continue reading…
