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Hurtigruten Group

Guided walking tour in Fjällback

Excursion

Free

Duration
1hr
Season
Available all year
Min. number
0 traveller(s)
Booking code
INCL-FJA1

This one-hour guided walking tour of Fjällback will teach you all about this beautiful village.
  • History of Fjällbacka

  • Enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the Fjällbacka Archipelago.

  • Famous Swedish people like Ingrid Bergman

  • Great introduction to Fjällbacka


Fjällbacka is a small fishing village in Tanum. The resort takes its name from the large rock mountain that is iconic in the village. Old Fjällbacka turns beneath the mountain to the sea, while newer buildings are located on the fields toward land and on the mountains. The Fjällbacka archipelago rests offshore, with the Weather Islands located far to the west.

On this one-hour guided walking tour, your passionate local guide will tell tales of this beautiful village, which has enchanted people from all over the world for more than 60 years. The history of the Fjällbacka Archipelago dates back about 860 million years, while the continental shelfs were still moving and granite was created by magma erupting from the center of the earth.

Walking the narrow streets, some as old as 350 years, guests can see the tiny little factory where the first anchovies in the world were made in the 1840´s. Enjoy magnificent views over the harbor from the impressive church, built in 1892. On Södra, Hamngatan Ingrid Bergman often stood in line with the locals to buy cinnamon rolls in the 1960´s. Visitors can notice the granite stonework of local stone cutters by walking on the same stones that have been ground down by feet for over a century.

Many famous Swedes have a deep connection to Fjällbacka. Ingrid Bergman called Fjällbacka her paradise on earth. Maybe it will be yours, too.

Practical information

  • Remarks/requirements: Appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.

  • Walking information: 1.25 miles walking over flat ground, gravel and cobblestones.

  • Wheelchair accessible: No.

  • Language: English and Swedish

Penguins perched on the ice of Cuverville Island, Antarctica. Credit: Espen Mills / HX Hurtigruten Expeditions

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