Welcome to the tranquility of this charming little cottage with roots dating back to the 18th century! Located just below the Österplana meadow and right along the Pilgrim Trail, you’ll find this historic worker’s cottage. At the foot of the stairs, we’re restoring a traditional meadow, and the view beyond – stretching over the fields – is simply magical. Hällekis, where the Kinnekulle train stops, is just 4 km away. If you’re driving an electric car, you’re welcome to charge it here during your stay (11 kW). The cottage has a kitchen and bathroom, one bedroom with a double bed, a bunk bed (120 + 90 cm), and a crib/travel cot for a small child. The living room features a sofa/daybed that can also be used as a double bed. Bed linen and towels are included. If you need to do laundry, you’re welcome to do so at our place. This worker’s cottage is about 300 years old. That means you won’t find the same level of modern comfort or spotless finish as in a newly built house. But what you will find is a peaceful and welcoming home full of character and history. A warm welcome to you!

Me and my partner Anna lives right next to the cottage.

Kinnekulle is a scenic plateau mountain located along the shores of Lake Vänern, known for its unique geological formations, blooming meadows, and breathtaking viewpoints. Here, you can hike through lush forests, visit historic churches, and enjoy the tranquility of limestone cliffs and orchid-filled glades. The charming surrounding villages – such as Hällekis, Gössäter, and Källby – offer a taste of authentic Swedish countryside, with local cafés, farm shops, and cultural experiences. Don’t miss Hellekis Manor, Munkängarna, and the Råbäck Mechanical Stone Workshop – places that tell the story of the area’s rich heritage. Kinnekulle is the perfect destination for those seeking nature, history, and peace – all year round.