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VIMMERBY´S NEW TOURIST ATTRACTION
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
Astrid Lindgren´s childhood home
Astrid Anna Emilia Ericsson was born here, at the farm at Näs in Vimmerby more than 100 years ago. Her father was tenant farmer at the rectory.
This is where Astrid climbed in the "lemonade tree", played with her siblings, jumped in the hay and listened to stories in Kristin´s kitchen.
Her childhood home is still intact. The house is open for guided tours all year round. What a fantastic experience to enter into Astrid Lindgren´s unique childhood home. For more information please contact the reception + 46-492-76 94 00.
New exhibition:
THE WHOLE WORLD`S ASTRID LINDGREN
This is the name of the new thought-provoking exhibition about Astrid Lindgren´s life and accomplishments, presented in the Pavilion at Astrid Lindgrens Näs (picture above).
TRÄHYSS! - Mischief in Wood (5 June - 30 September 2010)
A suprising exhibition for children and adults with wooden handicrafts, woodworks and playful experiences in wood. Read more
The Carpentry barn at Astrid Lindgrens Näs is part ot this summer´s exhibition TRÄHYSS! - Mischief in Wood.
Learn to work wood with Tord, the farmhand! Our carpentry pedagogue is here to help you carve and work with wood.
The Carpentry barn is open:
Tue – Sat 10.00-15.00 (15 June -31 Aug).
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OPEN:
Aug 16 - Aug 31: daily 10.00-18.00
During low season : Wednesday - Sunday 11.00-15.00
ADMISSION FEE:
The whole world´s Astrid Lindgren
Adults SEK 70:-
Children 6-14 SEK 30:-
Trähyss - Mischief in wood
Adults SEK 40:-
Children 6-14 SEK 25:-
Astrid Lindgren´s childhood home
Pre-booking: +46-492-769400.
1. June - 31. Aug guided tours daily.
Admission fee:
Adults SEK 95 Children under 14 years SEK 50 (recommended from 8 years)
Boa at Näs
Exhibition and sales of books, pictures etc. Run by Astrid Lindgren´s relatives.
Open: June 29 - August 21
Tuesday -Friday 11.00-18.00
Saturday - Sunday 11.00-16.00
Monday closed.
Pavilion Café
You can also enjoy an ice cream or a good cup of coffee with something to eat as well as visiting the Pavilion shop. Or just take a rest under the "lemonade tree".
WELCOME!
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