By Air

The airport is currently owned by the municipality of Jonkoping after a takeover by the CAA in early 2010. Jonkoping Airport has regular service to: Arlanda ( Stockholm ) with Skyways and Bromma(Stockholm ) with the Flight Line . The airport also has extensive overnight mail and cargo flights to domestic and international, and charter.

By Railways

By Jonkoping goes railroad Jonkoping Line . A line between Skovde , Falkirk , Jonkoping and Nassjo served by Vattertag in relatively heavy traffic. From Jonkoping in the south facing can also power cars of the literature Y31/Y32 and Y1 to Vaggeryd , Varnamo and on to Vaxjo. There are also express trains to Stockholm every day. In Jonkoping there are four railway stations, C Jonkoping , Huskvarna, Rock Lake and Norrahammar. Banverket plan to pull Gotalandsbanan between Linkoping and Gothenburg via Jonkoping. This will require a new station.

By Roads

Motorway E4 runs through Jonkoping. Other routes passing through or to Jonkoping is Highway 26 , Highway 30 , Highway 31 , Highway 40 , Highway 47 and Highway 50 .

Jonkoping city park, Match Museum, Jonkoping County Museum, Sofia Church, Backaby Church, Munksjo Bridge

Jonkoping city park

Jonkoping's city park, opened in 1896 is a park in Jonkoping . Famous landmarks include football facility Stadspark Vallen .City Park is located on the Dunk Halla Plateau, 30-50 meters above the actual city-level and construction of the park began 1896th Today the park has an area of approximately 37 hectares. In addition to a number of existing ancient monuments are several hitflyttade older plants. They arrived at the scene after the work of, among other engineering Algot Friberg , who wanted to create a Smaland air museum . The park contains a number of vantage points with panoramic views of both Jonkoping and lake .

Match Museum

Match Museum in Jonkoping is said to be the only thing in the world. It is located on West Main Street in the building which from 1848 housed the city's first match factory. Machines and products shown and people behind the product to life, including the use of slide shows. Matchboxes and labels, posters and books to help bring visitors back to the match industry's heyday, an interesting journey from the mid- 1800s up to modern times.

Jonkoping County Museum

Jonkoping County Museum is an art and cultural history museum in Jonkoping run by the Foundation Jonkoping County Museum.The first the museum was founded by engineer and folk historian Algot Friberg 1901 when he started the Northern Smaland ancient compound. Friberg's collection efforts is the foundation of Jonkoping County Museum. In 1937, made ​​common cause with Jonkoping County homestead associations and it was decided to work with the Northern Smaland Art Association building common areas intended for art and cultural history. An architectural competition was announced and the architect Gustav Latvia's proposal won. The new museum building was the inaugural finished 1956th Since 1977, the museum is run by the Foundation Jonkoping County Museum, founded by the Jonkoping County Council , Jonkoping , and Jonkoping County homestead associations . In 1992 the museum was expanded with a new exhibition building designed by architect Carl Nyrén .    

Sofia Church

Sofia Church is a church in Jonkoping in Vaxjo diocese . It is the parish church in Sofia Jarstorps Assembly . Its name, the Church has received the Queen Sofia , King Oscar II 's consort.The church was built in neo-Gothic style in the late 1880s and opened on 8 April 1888 . The architect was Professor Gustav Dahl . The nave walls are worn on both sides by four pillars . Arches, which connect the columns , is sharp and gives the church an airy, spacious look. Housed in the Church of St. Peder's Chapel (named after the site's first shrine was dedicated to Peter ). Sofia Church was renovated and reopened to the public in 2005.

Backaby Church

Backaby church is a church in Backaby in Vetlanda in Sweden . The church belongs Lannaskede parish in Vaxjo diocese .The present church, built in stone, was erected at the turn of the century. It was built to replace Backaby old church dating back to the 1300s , who in 1902 moved to Jonkoping (which burned down in an arson fire in 2000 ). The current stone church was designed by architect Carl Moller and consists of nave , cows , vestry , two porch and tower. A major renovation took place in 1950 - 1951 .

Munksjo Bridge

Munksjo bridge is a bridge over the lake Munksjon in Jonkoping , inaugurated on 17 June 2006 . The bridge, which cost more than 100 million crowns , was at the time of construction the largest single investment Jonkoping done. The bridge was built to improve traffic situation in central Jonkoping. Bridge construction started in 2004 . At the opening ceremony was held Brofastivalen.The construction of the bridge was controversial from an environmental perspective, partly because of the mercury-containing sediments at its bottom that came from the adjacent Munksjo use.

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