Regional Heritage Sites
This collection highlights historical and archaeological landmarks around Umeå, ranging from industrial heritage to ancient survival sites. It includes the 12,000-square-meter Tullmagasinet brick warehouse on the Ume River and the Dunkers monument, which commemorates the 1809 Battle of Hörnefors. Visitors can also explore traces of regional industry, such as charcoal kilns and quarrying surfaces, alongside Stone Age archaeological sites and traditional hunting trap pits that reveal the area's long history of human activity and resource extraction.
Tullkammaren
Large brick customs warehouse covering 12,000 square meters on the northern bank of the Ume River.
Brytningsyta
Archaeological site featuring a historical stone or ore extraction surface.
Kolningsanläggning
Remains of a historical charcoal burning facility used for industrial fuel production.
Kolningsanläggning
Archaeological site containing the remains of a charcoal kiln.
Brytningsyta
Historical quarrying site or extraction area.
Brytningsyta
Archaeological remains of a historical extraction surface.
Trap pits
Historical hunting pits used for trapping large game, accompanied by an informative display.
Läge för stenålder
Archaeological site marking a Stone Age settlement or activity area with an information board.
Dunkers monument
Memorial dedicated to Colonel Joachim Zachris Duncker, who fell at the Battle of Hörnefors during the 1809 Finnish War.
Kvarnlämningar
Ruins of a historical watermill.
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