Just a few minutes from the picturesque Norathe village of Pershyttan is definitely worth a visit during your stay.
This former mining townnestling in the heart of lush green countryside, is home to one of the world's most famous coal smelters. better preserved from Sweden.
For a complete and enriching visit, hire the services of a paper guide from Nora Tourist Office. You can then wander from building to building, discovering the fascinating history of Pershyttan and the hard work of the miners of yesteryear.
It would appear that a visitor reception is also available on site, but unfortunately we were unable to check this when we visited due to its closure on that day.
Be that as it may, we were charmed by this short excursion, which fitted in perfectly with the timeless atmosphere of our stay in Nora. A real trip back in time!
Where to eat in Pershyttan
For a comforting break, head to the Pershyttan TågcaféWe didn't get the chance to try their specialities, but we'll be sure to come back and give you our culinary recommendations. We didn't get the chance to sample their specialities, but we'll be sure to come back and give you our culinary recommendations.
Where to stay in Pershyttan?
The campsite first camp in the town of Nora is an excellent base if you want to stay close to the mining village of Pershyttan. To find out more, see our dedicated article.
