Värmland, Sweden
Sweden
Värmland, Sweden shares 112 connections with 2333 other places across 20 topics, spanning history, literature, military affairs, and the natural landscape. It shares strong connections with Stockholm and Norway, reflecting both its place within Sweden and its position on the Norwegian border. Selma Lagerlöf's novel Gösta Berlings Saga, set in Värmland in the 1820s and 1830s, grounds its literary connections. During World War II, the region saw large-scale military fortification, including the construction of Skansen Hultet in Eda Municipality between 1940 and 1941.
Dragon's teeth (fortification)
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Popasna, Ukraine | Prilipe, Slovenia
David Liljemark
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Karlstad, Sweden | Karlstad Municipality, Sweden
Georg Adlersparre
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Karlstad, Sweden | Berg Municipality, Sweden
Snorri Sturlasson
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Egersund, Norway | Skatval, Norway
Karlstad Municipality
Finnskogen
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Roverud, Norway | Svullrya, Norway
Norse saga
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Egersund, Norway | Mære, Norway
Kilsbergen
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Närke, Sweden | Valåsen och Labbsand
neo-romanticism
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Estonia | Rundēni Parish
Rally Sweden
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Umeå, Sweden | Edsvalla
Haakon IV of Norway
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Tromsø, Norway | Halland, Sweden | Tønsberg, Norway
Listed buildings in Värmland County
Connects Värmland, Sweden to: Sweden | Värmland County