2017-09-04

Skansen museum and church at Julita

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© NF Photo 170901, Skansen museum and church at Julita gård

You can say this is a museum within a museum. The entire area of the castle and the farm belongs to Nordic Museum. This building is located within Julita Skans area. See links below.
I like this place. Indoors are an open, squared area with a fountain where people, of course, throw coins.  I have photographed this before with my brother being a ghost in front of the lit window of the balcony.

The building has a small, outdoor garden in the middle and a small church at the opposite side.

Julita Skans (old Swedish farmbuildings)
Skansen museum and church 
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13 comments:

  1. Nice that you were able to take photos without people in them. Usually museums are packed with fellow visitors.

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  2. I like that Museum a lot -- very clean and uncluttered looking -- and everything beautifully crafted (including your photos of it all!) Thanks.

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  3. Very beautiful interiors.

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  4. It is beautiful and looks like it belongs there in that setting.

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  6. Oh how wonderful! I love the photos you took of fountain.

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  7. Your footsteps are active and productive!

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  8. WOW! What a beautiful building!

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  9. Love it!!!
    Quaint, quiet, and oh so beautifully constructed and in such a pretty area.

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