Lindsborg

“Little Sweden, U.S.A.”

Swedish immigrants from the province of Varmland arrived in the Smoky Valley of Central Kansas in the spring of 1869 to establish the community of Lindsborg. These settlers were pioneers in cooperative farming who brought with them deep religious convictions, a thirst for learning and an appreciation of beauty.

The charming community of Lindsborg is located just minutes off the busy crossroads of Interstates 70 and 135.

The Lindsborg experience is a special blend of history and culture. Rich Swedish heritage is reflected in the character of the community.

Unique shops and restaurants, museums, art galleries and working studios, cultural and ethnic events, as well as great places to stay and lots of friendly people await you in Lindsborg. Valkommen.

Leave room for the unexpected.

The best parts of a trip rarely show up on an itinerary.

Blacksmith Coffee Roastery

Every Fourth of July, one of the original owners, Janne Johnson of the old Holmberg - Johnson Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, would carry two large anvils outside the shop and…

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Things to Do in Lindsborg

Coronado Heights

Coronado Heights is a twenty-six acre virgin prairie park overlooking the Smoky Valley. The first…

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Art in Public Places

A project of the Lindsborg Arts Council, Art in Public Places is a walking tour…

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Bethany Lutheran Church

The interior of this historic church is reminiscent of churches in rural Sweden with a…

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Stay curious.

A small detour can turn into something worth remembering.

Anton Pearson Woodcarving Studio

The Pearson Woodcarving Studio, located is the oldest artist's studio in Lindsborg, preserves the memory…

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City Parks

Swensson Park is located at 400 N. Main Street between Olsson and Swensson Streets. It…

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Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery

The gallery holds an extensive collection of fine art from the master. It is a…

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Stop when something catches your eye.

Those moments tend to matter more than the planned ones.

Early Residents Walking Tour

"Where Did They Live? Early Residences of Lindsborg, KS." This is a self guided street…

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A place to slow down.

Not every stop needs to be busy to be worth your time.

Höglund Dugout

Arriving in the fall of 1868, Gustaf Hoglund proceeded to dig a dugout to serve…

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