Daytour: Fantastic art by Lars Lerin & Lunch at charming Manor

Daytour: Fantastic art by Lars Lerin & Lunch at charming Manor

Book a fantastic start of your weekend - a tour to an exhibition of watercolour paintings by famous artist Lars Lerin & Afternoon tea at Stenungsbaden!

We are pleased to offer you this tour to Stenungsund, where Scandinavia’s most well known artist in watercolour paintings, Lars Lerin, shows some of his art in a temporary exhibition. It shows several paintings that has never been shown before.

After having enjoyed the fascinating art, we’ll continue enjoying ourselves!
This time by having a tasty lunch at the charming Sundsby Manor.

It’s a picturesque destination on the island of Tjörn, in beautiful scenery. They have an oldfashioned café & restaurant and a small museum telling the story of Margareta Huitfeldt who owned Sundsby Manor and … 600 more farms in the county!

Welcome to join us!

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Stop At: Stenungsund, Stenungsund, Vastra Gotaland County, West Coast

We are pleased to being able to offer you this tour to Stenungsund, where Scandinavia’s most well known artist in watercolour paintings, Lars Lerin, shows some of his art in a temporary exhibition.
The exhibition shows several paintings that has never been shown before. We believe you will have a fantastic art experience as Lars’ art is truly impressive and very appreciated by many.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Sundsby Sateri, Sundsbyvagen, Hjalteby 471 73 Sweden

The name Sundsby was mentioned in writings as early as the year 1388!
In the main building, dated 1787, is a cosy café and restaurant serving tasty food and pastry.
In one of the wings is a small museum telling the story of Margareta Huitfeldt, the famous owner of the manor - also known as "The queen of Bohuslän".

On the estate you’ll also find Silver Wijk Jewellery, Sundsby’s own shop selling decorations as well as homebaked bread and in the nearby naturereserve there are beautiful walking trails.

Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes