Culture & Attractions

History and tradition meet here! Mora is full of culture and stories that live on to this day. Here you can experience art, crafts, historic settings and traditions that are an essential part of Dalarna, whatever the season. Discover attractions and experiences in Mora and find your own favourites.

The Nusnäs Dala Horse

Just south of Mora, on the shores of Lake Siljan, lies Nusnäs, where Sweden's most famous symbol is born. This is where the Dala horse is made and painted by hand, just as it has been for generations. In the craft workshops you can see how the horses are sawn, carved and decorated with their characteristic patterns, and take one home with you as a souvenir. Whether you are interested in craftsmanship and cultural history or simply want to experience one of Dalarna's best-known places, a visit to Nusnäs is an essential part of any trip to Mora.

Sollerö Heritage Farm with Viking Burial Ground

On Sollerön, you'll find a place where the past feels close. Wander around the heritage farm among old timber buildings and get a sense of how people lived here in days gone by. Right next to it lies a Viking Age burial ground, and along the cultural trail you can continue at a leisurely pace, taking in both the landscape and the stories. Whether you're interested in history or simply want a peaceful walk in beautiful surroundings, Sollerö Heritage Farm is a lovely place to stop.

Santa's Land

Step straight into a world full of dragons, fairies and trolls. At Sagolandet Tomteland, you'll meet fairy-tale characters as an adventurer and experience exciting adventures in several different fairy-tale worlds. The park changes with the seasons, so there are always new surprises to discover, whenever you visit. It's a day filled with play, imagination and memories for the whole family. Whether you have little adventurers with you or want to experience the tales for yourself, Sagolandet Tomteland is a place you won't want to miss.