Falun

Falun Banner Mine - otbp=yes FalunSwedenJake73 - Kristine Church and the Engelbrekt statue, Main Plaza Falun is the administrative centre of the Dalarna province in Sweden. It's the largest town in the area with about 40,000 inhabitants, slightly more than its close neighbour and friendly rival Borlänge.

Falun Halal Travel Guide

Falun was built around the old copper mine, which was operational as early as the 11th century. The mine was an important resource during the years of the Swedish Empire and made Falun Sweden's second largest city around mid-17th century. The mine was depleted by the beginning of the 1990s, and now it has become a tourist attraction and made it to the UNESCO World Heritage List. Stora Kopparberg (now Stora Enso) and the mining company, is still active, although nowadays in the forest industry. It claims to be the world's oldest company, having supposedly existed more than a millennium. The Dalarna province is by many considered to be the very essence of Sweden, with Dala Horses (see below) and traditional midsummer festivities. Falun has made some contributions to the Swedish legacy as well. Prime examples, and memories of the mining, are Falu Red Paint (Falu rödfärg) and the Falu Sausage (Falukorv). The red colour of the copper was used to make a brownish red paint that has become hugely popular in Sweden. The archetypal image of idyllic Sweden seems to somehow always include a Falu red wooden cottage with white corners. The Falu Sausages,thick and ring-shaped, is one of few food products protected by the EU through a "certificate of special character" which states what ingredients must be in a Falu Sausage. The Sausages was originally made by food Meat from the thousands of oxen whose hides were used to make ropes for the copper mine. Today, Beef as well as beef is used in the sausages.

Tourist office

• Falun Tourist Centre Trotzgatan 10–12 60.606513, 15.634654 ☎ +46 480-41 77 00 Opening Hours: M–F 10:00–17:00. Saturday 10:00–13.00

Travel to Falun

Falun Map Jake73 - 290px|Map of Falun Falun is about 3 hours from Stockholm, and is reached most easily by road or train.

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Falun

If you're in a hurry there is an airport at the neighbouring city of Borlänge, about 20 minutes from Falun, serving Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, and Oslo in Norway.

Travel by train to Falun

The train station is a 5-minutes walk from the downtown and is served by the main train company SJ for connections to Stockholm. The local/regional connections are served by Tåg i Bergslagen/Tågkompaniet. Railway tickets can be purchased at the SJ website or Tågkompaniet (only in Swedish) All tickets are available on both sites. You have to be prepared to change train or to a bus from the city of Borlänge for the last few kilometers.

Travel on a Bus in Falun

There are very few bus connections from other cities.Swebus Express has 1-2 connections a day with Stockholm and Gothenburg. Buses stop at the train station which is a five minutes walk from the downtown and the hotels there. Unless your bags are very heavy, save the taxi money and walk instead.

How to get around in Falun

GPS 60.605718|15.631853

Travel on a Bus in Falun

Falun is small enough to be explored on foot, however there is a local bus network handled by Dalatrafik. The price for a bus ticket is 22 kr for adults and 17 kr for children. Infants travel for free.

By bike

Bicycle is good way of getting around except for during snowy winter. Bikes for rental are available at:

• Cykel & Fjäll | Rådhustorget Slaggatan 11 60.608028, 15.628435 right by the main square ☎ +46 23 638-62

Best way to travel in Falun by a Taxi

Taxis in Sweden are pricey. If you want to take a cab in Falun, you will most likely have to phone and ask for one to pick you up – you'd be extremely lucky to catch an available one on the street. Exceptions are the train station where there is a taxi stand, and weekend nights in the centre. Major taxi companies in Falun include:

• Koppartaxi - ☎ +46 23 630-00
• Taxi Kurir - ☎ +46 23 153-00
• Taxi Falun - ☎ +46 23 189-00

By car

Parking is free on many streets and when there's a fee it rarely exceeds 6 kr/hour. Count on getting fined if you ignore the fee.

What to see in Falun

Copper mine

GreatPitFalunJake73 - The mining museum (yellow building), near the edge of the Great Pit. Central Falun is in the background.

• Falun Copper Mountain| Gruvplatsen 1 60.600222, 15.616603 ☎ +46 23 78-20-30 220 kr for adults The mine and its surroundings were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in December 2001 – a must-see when in Falun. The mine was an important source of copper for an entire millennium until mining ended December 8, 1992. Part of it is still open for visitors with a guide. The interesting tour, with English translation available upon request, takes about an hour and visitors are taken 65 m underground. Tickets are bought in the souvenir shop, and helmets and raincoats are handed out before the tour. Do not wear your best shoes or trousers, since the red, copper-rich mud in the mine causes stains. Shoe protection is available in the souvenir shop for 5 kr.
• Mining Museum | NA, NA - 90 kr, included in the underground guided tour fee It has exhibitions about the history of the mine and of coins in Sweden (including the largest coins in the world), and scale models of mining inventions by medieval tech genius Christoffer Polhem. Also an exhibition on minerals. Much of the museum is child friendly. Accessible by wheel chair (ask for instructions). Texts in Swedish and English.
• The Great Pit - Stora Stöten | NA, NA - This can be seen from the surface for free. It's the result of an enormous collapse in the mine in 1687, and with a depth of 95 m and a diameter of 400 m, it's an impressive sight. Miraculously nobody was killed in the collapse since it occurred on Midsummer's Day when the miners were free from work!

Tours of the mine
May–September except July	Daily 10:00–17:00
July	Daily 10:00–18:00
October - April	Weekends 12:30 and 14:30

Other attractions

• Dalarnas Museum | Stigaregatan 2–4 60.605879, 15.627608 ☎ +46 23 76-55-00 Opening Hours: Tu–Su 40 kr for adults Has several exhibits about the province and its history. Its main attraction is the reconstructed 1910 library and study room of famous writer Selma Lagerlöf, portrayed on the Swedish 20-kroner bill.
• Kristine Church | Kristinegatan 11 60.607716, 15.631040At the main square - Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-16:00 Built in 1655 and was one of the prerequisites for Falun to get city rights. The renaissance church has two organs, from 1906 and 1982.
• Church of the Great Copper Mountain | Kyrkogårdsgränd 2 60.614438, 15.629556 near the junction of Kyrkbacksvägen and Seminariegatan - Opening Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00–16:00, Saturday 10:00–18:00, Sunday 09:00–18:00 The oldest building in Falun. It was most likely built during the 12th and 13th centuries. In the cemetery outside rests Fet-Mats Israelsson, a miner who was killed in a cave-in at the mine in 1677. He was discovered 42 years later, and since the conditions in the mine had preserved his body, his former fiancée immediately recognized him. Fet-Mats' corpse was put on display as an attraction for visitors – it wasn't until 1930 that he was finally laid to rest.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Falun

SkiJumpFalunJake73 - Ski jump sculpture, Lugnet. Hills in the background.

• Biograf Biostaden - Cinema | Östra Hamngatan 16-18 60.606544, 15.627915Just below the main square. Look for the rotating neon owl on the roof ☎ +46 23 128-25 - Movies are normally in English with Swedish subtitles, except for children's films which are dubbed.
• Chrilles Bowling Svärdsjögatan 51 60.612892, 15.653202 ☎ +46 23 243-20 Lane rental is 120 kr per hour daytime, 155 kr in the evenings and on weekends The town's bowling alley is on the bottom floor of Scandic Hotel Lugnet (see under section Sleep). Preferably book in advance. Friday and Saturday nights the place adds music and disco lights to make it all more fun.
• Lugnet sports area 60.617940, 15.655475 in the north-eastern part of town offers many possibilities for sports, including in- and outdoor swimming pools, hiking and cross-country skiing. There is also a sports museum on the premises. The National Ski Stadium is in Lugnet. Its ski jumping hills can be seen from far away and have become a symbol of Falun. The hills area offers a café, a nice view of town, and a hint on just how insane you need to be to become a ski jumper. To get to the hills, keep going straight ahead after the Lugnet roundabout and follow the "Hopptorn" signs.
• Lake Runn 60.588489, 15.665304 - Provides many places to swim. With its many islands it's also popular among boat owners. Canoes and kayaks can be rented at Runns Sjöbod. Prices between 300 and 500 kr depending on size. ☎ [☎+46739907422 +46 73-990-74-22 or [☎+46739874701 +46 73-987-47-01]. E-mail . Another option is Främby Udde Camping, see the Falun#Sleep|Sleep section. During winter you can instead rent skates and go tour skating, a popular winter activity.

Annual events

• The Runn Days - Runndagarna - On and around lake Runn. Has a winter edition one weekend in mid-February, with tour skating, curling and other ice activities. The summer edition takes place on a weekend mid-August and features boat trips, music and general fun.
• The Swedish Ski Games - Svenska Skidspelen | in the Lugnet area - Opening Hours: March World Cup competitions of cross-country skiing.
• The Falu Party - Falukalaset | Opening Hours: early June Turning the centre of Falun into a large market with vendors, carousels and entertainment.
• The Copper Meet (Kopparträffen). Big meeting for motorcycle enthusiasts, around 500 riders gather every year. Includes a motorbike cortège through town, down into the Great Pit at the mine (no, it's not a lemming suicide; there are roads down to the bottom). Held late July every year.
• Falu Cruising. A vintage vehicle procession through town, bringing vehicle enthusiasts and almost everybody else out to watch the cars and the people in them. Arranged late July every year. Starts at 18:00 and goes on until 00:00.
• Falu Autumn Market (Falu höstmarknad), again turning the central parts into a market. Held late August/early September.
• Sabaton Open Air Metal Music Festival in the Lugnet Area. Held Mid-August

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Falun

Falu maiden - Falu Maiden Unlike the neighboring town of Borlänge, Falun doesn't have a dominating shopping mall outside the town centre. Thus the best shopping is downtown, mainly along the streets Slaggatan/Holmgatan and Åsgatan. If you're interested in local handicraft look for the Dalarnas Hemslöjd store by the main cobblestone square of Stora Torget, but be prepared for quite hefty pricetags. There's also handicraft and souvenirs available at the mine. The most common souvenir from Falun and the Dalarna province is the Dala Horse (Dalahäst), a symbol of Sweden. This small wooden horse has been carved since the 17th century. It is usually orange or blue and decorated with kurbits painting, a symmetrical type of decoration. If you want a genuine one, expect to pay at least 100 kr for the smallest kind. If the Dala Horse feels too mainstream and you want a symbol of the town of Falun rather than a symbol of Dalarna, look for a Falu Maiden (Falujungfru). This lady is far from the fame of the Dala Horse and is not as easy to find in the shops. Look for the dress and the hat. A third option is to buy a Kåre Goat. According to legend and the copper mine in Falun was discovered when the goat Kåre one day showed up at home with reddish dirt on his horns. Kåre's owner followed the goat into the woods the next day and saw him rub his horns in the ground, and thus the copper was found. A large wooden Kåre Goat stands on the mining area, overlooking road 50 towards Borlänge.

Halal Restaurants

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Self-catering is always the cheapest way to get a meal in Sweden and there's plenty of food stores in Falun where it's feasible to stock up. If you're starving in the middle of the night, run to the Statoil gas station which is open 24 hours daily and offers Hot Dogs and groceries. Fast food is also available at the many pizzerias, at the Swedish fast food chain Sibylla, at McDonald's (Please do not support McDonald's as McDonald's supports Israel. Shun this restaurant group and go for altertative brands and if possible for a Muslim owned restaurant) near Lugnet or at Gandhis Gatukök at the main square. Close to the train station, you can find a 7-Eleven gas station, that also offers some food and MAX Burgers. For fairly affordable restaurant food, catch "Dagens rätt" ("Dish of the day"), available weekdays at lunchtime in most restaurants. Price around 65 SEK. Check if the price includes drinks; if not, you can save money by asking for tap water instead. A daily overview in Swedish of what dishes are served in the different restaurants is found unch.asp?tidning=fk here. Most of the listed restaurants here are also open in the evening with à la carte prices around 100 kr for a meal.

• Restaurang China (Thai) - Nybrogatan 23 60.608948, 15.626782 ☎ +46 23 288-50 - Asian restaurant with a popular lunch buffet.
• Geschwornergården | Gruvgatan 55 60.600555, 15.616120 by the Great Copper Mountain mine ☎ +46 23 711-923 Dish of the Day 65 kr. The place to go if you suddenly get hungry while visiting the area around the mine. It shares management with the Banken restaurants. Make sure you get a seat outside if the sun is shining.
• Golden Palace | Holmgatan 26 60.606020, 15.631905 ☎ +46 23 268-68 Dish of the Day 75 kr Chinese restaurant, specializing in real Chinese food and Hong Kong cuisine.
• Restaurang Hammars | Åsgatan 28 60.608750, 15.629437 ☎ +46 23 390-39 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 15:00–00:00 Italian kitchen. Worth a visit just to see the cozy interior of the building which was built in 1776. They serve lunch with Vegetarian alternatives and à la carte Italian food.
• The Kings Arms | Falugatan 3 60.606441, 15.629608 ☎ +46 23 711-344 Dish of the Day 70 kr Downtown pub/restaurant with good food.
• Kopparhatten | Stigaregatan 2 60.606080, 15.627262 same building as Dalarnas Museum ☎ +46 23 19-169 - In the Dalarnas Museum, serving local and international cuisine.
• Rådhuskällaren | Slaggatan 2 60.607775, 15.629216 ☎ +46 23 254-00 - Offers Dish of the Day in the town hall cellars. Summertime it moves outside and is one of the nicest places to eat lunch if the weather is good.
• Tzatziki | Myntgatan 33B 60.603998, 15.630005 ☎ +46 23 109-80 Dish of the Day 65 kr Greek restaurant, specializing in coal-grilled food.
• Åhlens Café & Restaurang | Åsgatan 21 60.605291, 15.633338 ☎ +46 23 711-427 - Convenient for shoppers since it's on the top floor of the Åhléns department store. Dish of the Day available.
• O'Learys | Åsgatan 18 ☎ +46 23 794 888 - Sports Bar, American food, Irish Pub inspired style

• Blackstone Steaks House | Hälsingtorget 1 ☎ +46 23 122 22 - Steakhouse

• The Bishops Arms | Vattugränd 6 ☎ +46 23-193 00 - Steakhouse
• Banken Två & kök | Stadshusgränd 2 60.608586, 15.629135 ☎ +46 23 260-25 - The most expensive restaurant in town. Make sure to book your dinner table in advance and be prepared to pay at least a couple hundred kroner per dish. It is run in close cooperation with neighbouring Banken Cafe & Brasserie (see below), but it has its own entrance from Stadshusgränd.
• Tairyo Åsgatan 18 60.606331, 15.632830 ☎ +46 23 141-42 - A surprisingly high-end restaurant, serving sushi and teppanyaki. Open for lunch and dinner. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday is the best time for a night out. The bars below also serve as restaurants and offer Dish of the Day during weekday lunch hours.
• Systembolaget | Åsgatan 19 60.606804, 15.629299 ☎ +46 23 123-00 - Not a bar but the only alcohol store in town, due to the Swedish government monopoly on alcohol. If you want to do it the Swedish way and save some money by having a pre-party before going to the bar, thit is where to shop.
• Banken Cafe & Brasserie | Åsgatan 41 60.608612, 15.629176 Old bank building on the junction of Åsgatan and Stadshusgränd. ☎ +46 23 711-911 - Closes at 01:00 on weekends If you prefer sipping on a organic juice in a somewhat more quiet area, Banken is a good choice.
• Club Etage | Holmgatan 22 60.605633, 15.632649 top floor of the Jungfrun shopping galleria, use elevators at the bottom floor ☎ +46 23 631-31 - Closing time 02:00 on weekends. Downtown restaurant and night club. Look for the sky tracker lights in the sky and you'll find it.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Falun

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Camping Places

Falun, like all of Sweden, has the Right to access rule which allows anyone to camp for one night almost anywhere in the woods.

• Främby Udde Camping | Främby Udde 20 60.581090, 15.676915 about 3 kilometers outside the town centre. Follow Sturegatan south-east until you see signs for Främby udde ☎ +46 23 197-84 Price for a campsite around 150 kr Lakeside campsite with swimming, boat trips, miniature golf and canoe/kayak rental.
• Nordic Camping Lugnet - formerly Lugnet Camping & Stugby | Lugnetvägen 38 60.619733, 15.655181 ☎ +46 771-101 200 - For those who prefer their camping a bit more organized. It offers tent sites, camp sites with electricity and even well-equipped cabins. Under 500 kr|500-1000 kr|Over 1000 kr
• Cabins - ☎ +46 23 830-50 Prices vary from around 1500 kr/week for a small cabin during low season, to around 4000 kr/week for a larger one during high season. Each cabin normally houses three people or more For those who prefer the nationside and plan to stay at least a few days. During high season (late June, July and early August) minimum time of rental is one week, from Sunday to Sunday. Only consider this option if you have access to a car.
• Falu Fängelse | Villavägen 17 60.611961, 15.634596 ☎ +46 23 795-575 Prices per person vary from 210 kr for a dorm bed (2-, 3- and 4-bed rooms) to 300 kr for a single room. Bring your own sheets or rent for 55 kr The former town prison has been modified and is now a hostel. It is in a quiet part of town, walking distance from the centre.
• Lindsbergs kursgård | Lindsberg 10 60.667753, 15.568453 ☎ +46 23 430-30 Prices range from 130 kr (per person in double room or dorm) to 170 kr (for superior Muslim friendly room) Ecological hostel and course centre in the Bergsgården World Heritage area a few kilometers from the downtown. Free wireless internet in rooms, lobby and library.
• STF Vandrarhem Falun | Vandrarvägen 3 60.590269, 15.681987 ☎ +46 23 105-60 Prices from 190 kr for a dorm bed to 250 kr for a single room (there is a 50 kr discount for STF members). Same rules for sheets as above. The STF hostel in town is about 3 kilometers east of the town centre, which makes it a not-so-attractive option if you don't have a vehicle or a bike.

ScandicLugnetFalunJake73 - Scandic Hotel Lugnet

• Clarion Collection Hotel Bergmästaren | Bergsskolegränd 7 60.605833, 15.635340 ☎ +46 23 701-700 Singles from 600 kr, doubles from 790 kr Centrally located in the same area as Hotel Falun and First Hotel Grand.
• Hotel Falun | Trotzgatan 16 60.607008, 15.634087 ☎ +46 23 291-80 Prices vary with season but start from 490 kr for a single or 590 kr for a double Family run hotel with 24 rooms featuring cable TV, phone, WC and a sink. Some have their own shower and the others have showers in the corridor. Some rooms have cooking equipment.
• First Hotel Grand - Trotzgatan 9 60.606355, 15.634173 ☎ +46 23 794-880 Singles from 618 kr, doubles from 718 kr Downtown four-star hotel with direct access to the night club Harrys.
• Scandic Hotel Lugnet | @otels.com Svärdsjögatan 51 60.613029, 15.652989 ☎ +46 23 669-22-00 Singles and doubles from 750 kr Near the Lugnet sports area about 10 minutes walk from the downtown. The building itself has an interesting design with windows made to resemble a ski jump ramp.

Telecommunications in Falun

Telephone

The country code for Sweden is 46. The area code for Falun is 23, or 023 if you're calling from a Swedish phone. Mobile phones have numbers that start with 70 or 73, that is 070 or 073 if calling from a Swedish phone. When making international calls from a Swedish phone, dial two zeroes, 00, before the nation code. The emergency number is 112.

Travel Next

CarlLarsson DasSonnenhaus 1890 - Carl Larsson's home, as portrayed by the artist himself in 1894. Dalarna has many attractions. While the south-eastern part (Dalabergslagen) has the industrial legacy, Siljansbygden has the iconic folk culture, and Västerdalarna is great for outdoor life.

• In Sundborn, 10 kilometers from Falun, you'll find Carl Larsson-gården. The 19th-century home of national painter Carl Larsson is very popular among tourists, and the house and its surroundings is what inspired the famous painter as he created idyllic images that have come to symbolize Sweden. Guided Tours in Falun by ehalal.io (email for prices) are available daily between 10:00 and 17:00 in high season (May–September) and weekdays at 11:00 in low season. Entrance for adults is 100 kr.
• If you're into downhill skiing Falun is about 33 kilometers from Romme Alpin outside Borlänge. The Bjursås Ski Center, some 30 minutes from Falun, also has very nice ski-slopes. The huge ski resort Sälen is one of the most popular in Sweden. It is 200 kilometers from Falun. The second major ski resort in Dalarna, Idre, is in Älvdalen about 240 kilometers north of Falun.

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