When you travel to Hjo you can revel in the area's unique culture and nature. In the old town, the exquisite red wooden houses bear witness to the rich history of the area. Take a guided tour and hear some entertaining anecdotes about the wooden town.
If you want to know more, Stadsparken offers activities for young and old alike. A health resort was founded here in the late 1800s and the area is still used for relaxation and recreation. Along Lake Vattern you can admire wooden villas with elaborate façades and verandas facing the water. Near the park you will find several other attractions, such as Hjo Church and Hjo Stadsmuseum, the town museum.
The park also contains Fjarilsmuseum, where you can see free-flying butterflies from around the world. If you are travelling with children you can take some unforgettable photos here. Discover an outdoor haven with a cultural heritage like no other.
As a tourist in Hjo you may want to visit during summer when several festivals take place. Wander around in the nature reserve Hjoans Dalgang where you can even experience a 'trout safari'. There is a gorgeous woodland scenery to appreciate as you follow the paths. Stop by Hokensas Golfbana and play a few rounds on the scenic course.
Hjo is situated 60 kilometres north of Jonkoping and it takes an hour to drive here. The nearest train station is in Skovde which is 30 minutes away by car. Skovde is well connected to Sweden's biggest cities by road and rail, making it easy to get here from other parts of the country.
Why not book a romantic weekend in Hjo or bring the family for an adventure? The picturesque setting next to Lake Vattern makes Hjo a popular destination all year round.
