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Vastergotland Collection

Västergötland, a region in Sweden known for its rich history and picturesque landscapes

Background imageVastergotland Collection: linseed, flax, linum usitatissimum

linseed, flax, linum usitatissimum
Sweden, Vastergotland, Kallandso, Field of cultivated flax, Linum Ustitatissimum, used to make cloth, linseed oil and cattle feed

Background imageVastergotland Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100523

EyeUbiquitous_20100523
Sweden, Vastergotland, Kallandso, Field of cultivated flax, Linum Ustitatissimum, used to make cloth, linseed oil and cattle feed

Background imageVastergotland Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100521

EyeUbiquitous_20100521
Sweden, Vastergotland, Kinnekulle Ridge, Cotton grass growing in damp area 300 metres above Vattern, Swedens largest lake

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Olsbro rune stone

Olsbro rune stone. This stone, like many other rune stones, is believed to have been carved as a memorial to the dead. It is engraved with runic inscriptions dating back to the early Middle Ages

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Evert Taube statue, Goteborg, Sweden

Evert Taube statue, Goteborg, Sweden
Statue of Evert Axel Taube, Swedish author, artist, composer and singer (1890-1976) with the four-mast barque Viking in the background, in Goteborg (Gothenburg), Vastergotland, Sweden

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Johan Fredrik Julin Magistrate Heurlins Residence Truveholm

Johan Fredrik Julin Magistrate Heurlins Residence Truveholm
Johan Fredrik Julin, Magistrate Heurlins Residence Truveholm in Vastergotland, Lagman Heurlins home Truveholm in Vastergotland, painting, Watercolor, Height, 63.5 cm (25 inches), Width

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Gustav Adolf II statue, Goteborg, Sweden

Gustav Adolf II statue, Goteborg, Sweden
The statue of King Gustav Adolf II (1594-1632), founder of the Swedish Empire, in Gustav Adolf Square, Goteborg (Gothenburg), Vastergotland, Sweden

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Prince Carl of Sweden, his wife and daughters

Prince Carl of Sweden, his wife and daughters
Prince Carl of Sweden and Norway, Duke of Vastergotland (18611951) with his wife Princess Ingeborg of Denmark (1878-1958) and their two young gilrs

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Tractor ploughing with front and rear mounted plough, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Tractor ploughing with front and rear mounted plough, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Arable farmland with cultivated fields and road, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Arable farmland with cultivated fields and road, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Biomass crop, Willow (Salix sp. ) coppice, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Biomass crop, Willow (Salix sp. ) coppice, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring
Biomass crop, Willow (Salix sp.) coppice, Vastergotland, Sweden, spring

Background imageVastergotland Collection: View of freshwater lake habitat, Lake Holsljunga, Vastergotland, Sweden, may

View of freshwater lake habitat, Lake Holsljunga, Vastergotland, Sweden, may

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Rune stone

Rune stone. The runic inscriptions engraved on this stone are believed to date back to the early Middle Ages. Around 6000 rune stones have been discovered depicting references to Christianity

Background imageVastergotland Collection: Marriage of Prince Olaf of Norway and Princess Martha of Swe

Marriage of Prince Olaf of Norway and Princess Martha of Swe
The marriage of Prince Olaf, Crown Prince of Norway and Princess Martha, second daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Vastergotland and niece of the King of Sweden


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Västergötland, a region in Sweden known for its rich history and picturesque landscapes. The land of linseed and flax, Västergötland has long been associated with the cultivation of Linum usitatissimum, providing a vital resource for textiles and oils. As you wander through the streets of Göteborg, you'll come across remarkable sights like the Evert Taube statue, paying tribute to one of Sweden's most beloved troubadours. Nearby stands the Olsbro rune stone, an ancient relic that tells tales from centuries past. Göteborg also boasts statues honoring historical figures such as Gustav Adolf II and Johan Fredrik Julin Magistrate Heurlins Residence Truveholm. These monuments serve as reminders of Västergötland's significant contributions to Swedish history. The royal presence is felt too, with Prince Carl of Sweden accompanied by his wife and daughters gracing this enchanting region. Princess Astrid of Sweden's wedding to Leopold of Belgium was a grand affair celebrated amidst Västergötland's breathtaking beauty. Springtime brings new life to Västergötland's countryside. Witness tractors ploughing fields with front and rear-mounted ploughs - a testament to modern farming techniques blending seamlessly with tradition. Arable farmland stretches as far as the eye can see, cultivated fields painting vibrant hues across the landscape. But it isn't just traditional crops that thrive here; biomass crops like willow coppice offer sustainable solutions for energy production in this forward-thinking region. Västergötland truly captures the essence of Swedish heritage intertwined with natural wonders. From its linseed legacy to iconic landmarks and bountiful landscapes, this captivating region invites visitors on an unforgettable journey through time and nature's embrace.