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Umea

Country
Sweden
State
Vasterbotten
City
Umea
Type of Location
Multiple
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Places to Visit
How to Reach

By plane

  SAS has seven flights on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, five flights on Thursdays and Fridays, two flights on Saturdays and three flights on Sundays to Stockholm-Arlanda. The flight to Kiruna has been rerouted and goes through Lulea now.
  Malmo Aviation has five flights Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday and six flights Thursday and Friday to Stockholm-Bromma, some of them continuing on to Goteborg. On Saturdays there are two flights.
  Norwegian has four flights Monday to Friday to Stockholm-Arlanda. On Saturdays there is one flight and on Sundays there are three flights.
  Next Jet has two flights Monday to Friday to ostersund and Lulea. There are no flights on weekends and during July.
  Air Baltic has flights on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays between Umea and Riga with a stopover in Vaasa.
  City Airline has two flights Monday to Friday and one flight on Sundays between Umea and Goteborg. These flights are operated nonstop.

By train

There is a daily direct night train service from Stockholm. It departs at 20:42 from Stockholm railway station and passes by Umea at 06:30 before continuing on to Lulea where it arrives at 11:45. The opposite way, the train leaves Lulea at 16:35, passing by Umea at 20:48 before arriving in Stockholm at 06:38 the following morning. The tickets from Stockholm to Umea range from 245 SEK for a non-rebookable seat ticket if booked well in advance to 750 SEK if purchased the same day. A berth in a couchette will set you back some 420 SEK if booked well in advance and well over 1000 SEK if booked at last minute. A ticket from Umea to Lulea costs around 320 SEK. Discount is applicable for youth under 26 years and students with a valid ISIC or national student card holding a SAS/SJ/SL symb

By boat

RG Line runs ferries between Vaasa, Finland across the Gulf of Bothnia and Holmsund at the mouth of the Ume river. A oneway trip takes 4,5 hours. The time table changes frequently. The prices are fix and range from 450 SEK for students up to 600 SEK for adults. From Holmsund, take bus 123 or 124 (38 SEK) to Umea. It is an easy 20 minute ride.

By car

649km (403 miles) north on E4 from Stockholm. Note that driving in Norrland can be dangerous, especially in winter. Collisions with moose are a common cause of road accidents. During the latest years the road administration of Sweden (Vagverket) have invested much in upgrading road safety, which includes wild-life barriers/fences along major roads. This is by no means a guarantee, but it reduces the risk of moose-collisions. Other upgrades include 3-lane roads, where one direction is provided with two lanes to allow for safe passing of other vehicles while the other direction only has one. This changes from one direction to another along the road, so within a reasonable distance, the direction you travel in will have 2 lanes.

Key places to visit
Vasterbotten Museum, Picture Museum, Umedalen Sculpture, City Hall Park, Dobeln park, Broparken


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Places to Visit

Vasterbotten Museum

Vasterbotten Museum in Gammlia area in Umea is the county museum in charge of Vasterbotten County 's cultural history . For the business also includes Gammlia Air Museum , Swedish Ski Museum , Fisheries and Maritime Museum . Popular Movement Archives of Vasterbotten and Bildmuseet are tenants in the museum premises.Open Air Museum has been in place since 1919 and the museum's main building was built 1943rd Thereafter, the museum has been built out in phases and one of the largest rollouts meant to Bildmuseet could move in 1981.The museum's activities are carried out largely in the entire county of Vasterbotten, this particular form of "All-time ... (followed by a municipality's name)", "National Education in rural areas", "Songs from the 10 000 years," "Sights in Vasterbotten County "and an extensive business services, primarily in the archaeological field work.

Picture Museum

Picture Museum is a museum of international contemporary art and visual culture that is Gammlia area in Umea . In addition to contemporary art are also presented historical flashbacks, photography and photojournalism , scientific images, architecture and design . The exhibitions supplemented by various types of events, tours, art talks, artist talks, lectures, debates and workshops.Picture Museum was founded in 1981 by Umea University . The aim was that the art owned by the state, Modern Museum , National Museum and the Museum of Far Eastern collections, could also appear in the north. The initiative was influenced by the prevailing cultural policy, building on ideas of democratization, decentralization and accessibility - values ??that continue to have permeated Bildmuseet business even if the focus has changed over the years. 1994 was built Bildmuseet out to six exhibition halls and a total area of 1200 m2.     

Umedalen Sculpture

Umedalen Sculpture was first held in 1994 and is now a permanent sculpture exhibition(also called Umedalens sculpture park) on the former hospital campus on Umedalen in Umea . Since the year 2000 organized the exhibition - with the addition of new sculptures - every two years, last June 5 to August 15 2010th

City Hall Park

City Hall Park is a park in central Umea .City Hall Park is located between City Hall and the quay area . The park has symmetrically placed gravel paths and freely positioned trees . The park's center is a fountain . In summer it is a place for sunbathers and glassatare , winter is usually the trees are decorated with light installations . The park began in 1896 . Among the locals go lawn often simply as "SF-park". This then SF Cinema, Film City Umea is located directly adjacent to the park.

Dobeln park

Dobeln park is the first park in Umea and has long been a cultural park with music performance and theater .1865 became part of the plot to county residence to a park, so after a parliamentary resolution that the land would be transferred to the city.It was built in English style with winding paths and picturesque bowers and patios. The monument in memory of General Georg Carl von Dobeln inaugurated 1867th The park was first called City Park but was renamed after the cleansing of the monument.

Broparken

Broparken in Umea was built in the 1897th The park is located in a southern slope down to the Ume River and consists of a large lawn with large old trees. Thanks to the seats closest to Main Street and the park's contact with the river is a popular place in summer. Before the area became a park site was used to store the tar-barrels, but they were moved because of fire hazard to the other side of the river in the 1870s. In recent days, the athletes started to use the park's sloping nature as a basis to rig a small ski and snowboard hill during the winter months.

Right Time to Visit

February - April

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