Visiting Points

Luspholmarna is beautifully positioned on the island outside of Storuman, within cycling and walking distance of the village. The road out to Kåtaholmen and the local Homestead area is a nice drive in …

On a late winter evening in November 1923, the first train rolled into Storuman station. The station building was designed by SJ’s chief architect Folke Zettervall and built between 1921 and …

In connection with the construction of the inland railway, a locomotive shed with an attached brick water tower, a coal yard and other service buildings were also built. Storuman’s locomotive …

Luspenkåtan is located next to Storumans Camping. It used to be a church called Kåtakyrkan and was de-Christianised in 2019. The hut was built in 1982 according to the plans of the architect Torkel …

The building in which the library is located was built as a railway hotel in the early 1920s. Here you can borrow books and other media, read newspapers, enjoy exhibitions and search for information. …

In 1950, the large yellow stone-clad building on the upper side of the blue E12/E45 road was inaugurated as the Storuman municipality’s town hall. Since that year, the administrative centre has …

Stensele church is one of Sweden’s largest wooden churches. The church was built to accommodate the entire parish of Stensele, which had 2000 inhabitants at the end of the 19th century. It …

Zakrisgården is Storuman’s oldest remaining building and is estimated to have been built in 1803. The house is clearly visible from the road E12, but is now privately owned. The last occupants …

Volvobäckens mill area is unique in the amount of cultural environment preserved in a small area. The mills are fully functional and every year they host occasions with activities around the mills.