Guided tours of the World Heritage Site, Hälsingegården Erik-Anders

The Erik-Anders World Heritage Site is located along the winding village road Asta in Söderala Socken and has a manor-like architecture. Inside the house, the rooms are in two rows and there is a grand
Banquet hall upstairs with impressive width.

Erik-Anders is named after Erik Andersson, who built the farm in the 1820s. He was a farmer and nobleman in Söderala Socken. Today, Hälsingegården is privately run by the Forssell family.

Banquet Hall
This is said to be one of Hälsingland's most beautiful rooms. The room has an unusually lavish interior and perhaps reflects the ambitions and manor role models of the farm's then owner Erik Andersson. Here, the frequently hired painting family Knutes has painted marblings of very high class that harmonize with the tiled stove and door tops. The farm shows samples of interiors from several eras, from 1850-1940.

Guided tours
Every day, June 24 - August 13, at 11 am and 3 pm. A guided tour of the farmhouse,
time about 45 minutes.

On the farm there is also a Visitor Center for the World Heritage Hälsingegårdar, shop, farm café, old-fashioned garden and a playhouse in miniature by Erik-Anders. We will open our newly built accommodation this summer.

Welcome to us this summer!