For a trip with a connection to Lindome, there are two clear points to consider: its furniture history and the choice of trails and nature destinations. Bunketorp is in Lindome, while Djursjöleden is in the Bunketorp area outside the town. The theme, location and trail length are therefore useful criteria for planning your trip.

Furniture history and historic trails

Furniture making in Lindome began in the 18th century as a sideline to farming. By the mid-20th century, Lindome had become an important centre for this craft. Lindome is the southernmost part of the municipality of Mölndal. Mölndals stadsmuseum has a permanent exhibition featuring a unique collection of chairs and other furniture made in Lindome.

Lindome Kyrka houses a 19th-century altarpiece donated by Bishop af Wingård in 1838; the larger bell dates from 1577. In Dvärred, there is a more than 3,500-year-old stone cist known as Dvärgahuset.

Historic transport routes are also part of the local story. Spinnmästarevägen in Lindome follows an old route of the country road. The old Pilgrimsvägen runs parallel to the E6 and the old main road. Lindomeån once played an important role as a transport route for timber.

Lindome has several cultural walks that take in sites of cultural and historical interest. Fagered is home to one of the best-preserved Iron Age cultural landscapes in the municipality of Mölndal.

Trails and nature destinations

Bunketorp is a large recreation and outdoor activity area in Lindome. It has numerous exercise trails ranging from 1.5 to 9 km. Bohusleden passes through the recreation area. There is also a bathing spot at Södra Barnsjön in the Bunketorp area.

Djursjöleden is in the Bunketorp area outside Lindome. It is a 20 km lowland trail that forms a circular route and passes ten lakes. There are several shelters and barbecue areas along the trail.

In terms of length, the exercise trails in Bunketorp range from 1.5 to 9 km, while Djursjöleden is 20 km long. This makes it easy to distinguish between the trails by distance; Djursjöleden also stands out for its circular route and the ten lakes along the way.

An old route runs north of Kimmersbo in southwestern Lindome. There, you can walk or cycle through an old-fashioned landscape of beautiful meadows and grazing pastures. Sandsjöbacka Nature Reserve can be reached via walking trails from Spårhagavägen in Lindome.

Spinneriet and practical information

Spinneriet is home to 20 different businesses and also offers themed tea tastings. Dates and availability may change, so check which specific event is being offered for your visit in advance.

There is free commuter parking right next to Lindome station. Choose your search based on the kind of trip that matters most to you.

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