The Envelope Grave (Kuvertgraven)
The Envelope Grave in Grums is a fascinating ancient burial monument that offers a glimpse into Värmland’s rich history. Dating back to the Iron Age, this well-preserved stone setting owes its name to its distinctive shape, which resembles an envelope. Surrounded by tranquil scenery, it is an intriguing destination for anyone interested in archaeology, history and cultural heritage.
Artscape in Grums
Several large-scale murals can be found throughout central Grums as part of the international public art project Artscape, which took place in 2017. These artworks have transformed the town’s public spaces, adding colour and creativity to everyday surroundings.
The murals explore a variety of themes and artistic styles, including nature, movement, time and humanity’s relationship with the environment. Together, they contribute to making Grums a more vibrant and inspiring place to visit.
You can find the murals at:
- Two murals at Grums Swimming and Sports Centre
- Gruvan Culture and Conference Centre
Trulsön Beach
Trulsön Beach is a scenic lakeside retreat with something for everyone. Enjoy a sandy beach, sun-warmed rocks, a picnic and barbecue area, and a jetty overlooking the sparkling waters of Lake Vänern. Families will appreciate the playground, while an accessibility ramp makes it easier for visitors with disabilities to enter the water.
Trulsön is also home to a beautiful waterfront promenade where you can take in the surrounding nature. It is a perfect, family-friendly destination for relaxing summer days by the lake.