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    Västerås is the birthplace of multinational clothing retailer H&M. Their first store was opened in the town centre in 1947. Erikslund Shopping Center, on the outskirts of Västerås, was Sweden's biggest mall until Mall of Scandinavia opened in 2015, and the retail park is the third biggest in sales after Kungens Kurva and Barkarby.

  2. Things to Do in Västerås, Sweden: See Tripadvisor's 18,076 traveler reviews and photos of Västerås tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in May. We have reviews of the best places to see in Västerås. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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    • Anundshög. Under ten kilometres east of the centre of Västerås is Sweden’s largest barrow (burial mound). This is nine metres in height and 64 metres across and dates back at least 1500 years.
    • Västerås Cathedral. The city’s cathedral was consecrated in the 1200s, and there have been all sorts of extensions and restorations since then. The most recent was in 1958-61, but there’s no shortage of sumptuous art and architecture from the middle ages and Renaissance.
    • Vallby Open Air Museum. Along the river from the city centre is a classic Swedish outdoor museum. This attraction has gathered up to 40 traditional buildings from around Västmanland County and brought them here piece by piece.
    • Kungsbyn Animal Park. Highly recommended if you’re in Västerås with younger members of the family, the Kungsbyn Animal Park is a small but well-run zoo.
  3. Västerås, Swed. Västerås, city and capital of Västmanland län (county), east-central Sweden. It lies at the confluence of the Svartån River and Lake Mälar, west of Stockholm. Västerås is Sweden’s largest inland port and the centre of its electrical industry. Originally known as Aros (“River Mouth”) and later as Västra (“West ...

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    • Anundshög – Historic Site. Anundshög is located just outside the City of Västerås. It is Sweden’s largest burial mound measuring over 64 meters across and nine meters high.
    • Björnö – Island to Explore. Björnö is Västerås city’s main island. It’s connected to the main land with a little bridge, and is very easy to find by following the signs posted everywhere.
    • Botaniska Tradgarden – Gardens. In the centre of Västerås near the Rudbeckian School and the cathedral is Sweden’s oldest garden to be planted specifically for botany students.
    • Djäkneberget – Inner City Park. Djäkneberget is a beautiful park in the city centre stretching over 12 hectares of land. Located on a hilltop, it offers beautiful views towards the Cathedral, City Hall and Lake Mälaren.
  4. Västerås is by Swedish standards a quite large city, with 107,000 inhabitants in the city proper, which makes it Sweden's fifth largest, and a total of about 134,000 inhabitants in the municipality as a whole. Once in Västerås, almost every attraction is well within walking distance or can be reached in no time by public transportation.

  5. May 5, 2023 · Västerås Aviation Museum (Flygmuseum) is a fantastic aircraft museum, located in an old hangar from the 1930s. The museum is housed next to Stockholm Västerås Airport, where every year in May the 25 exhibited planes take off for a stunning aviation show. Enjoy the interactive exhibitions and explore Swedish air history.

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