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OpenArt
A large art exhibition where art from around the world is shown outdoors in central Örebro. During the summer, the city is filled with art on streets, squares, in parks and in other places, so you can discover it as you move around the city.
New this year is OpenArt Links, where parts of the exhibition can be seen in Askersund, Kumla, Lindesberg, Nora and Tivedstorp. Take the chance to explore the art outside Örebro and make a trip to new places across the region by bus. In July, if you’re interested in art, you can borrow a travel card to visit the artworks in OpenArt Links. Travel cards are available at the OpenArt Info Centre at Örebro Art Gallery.
More information:
- Bus stop:
- Slottet, route 5 och 7 (City bus).
- Örebro resecentrum, many city and regional buses stop here.
- Kulturkvarteret, many city and regional buses stop here.
- OpenArt 2026
- OpenArt Links and more information about how to borrow a travel card
- Map - coming soon
Askersund
The Art Walk is a walk through the city where many public artworks are in one place. Along the way, you will see sculptures and artworks that show the area’s history, people and ideas. The walk links the city centre with cultural sites and public spaces, and is easy to explore.
More information:
- Bus stop Askersunds busstation, route 700, 704, 707, 752 (weekdays only) and 790.
- Art walk in central Askersund
- Map Art walk in Askersund
Hällefors
Hällefors has five sculpture parks that you can visit one by one, or explore together on a sculpture walk. The walk is 6 km long and goes through the parks: Mästarnas Park, Polstjärnan, Millesparken, Trasten and Sinnenas och Minnenas Park.
More information:
- Bus stop Hällefors resecentrum, route 400, 402 (weekdays only), 420 och 490.
- Mästarnas Park
- Polstjärnan
- Millesparken
- Trasten
- Sinnenas och Minnenas park
Kvarntorp
The top can only be reached by a long staircase. The road is closed because of a risk of rockfalls. No one can use the road, including people on foot.
Konst på hög is a unique sculpture area at the top of the 100-metre-high Kvarntorpshögen, with works by leading artists from Sweden. You can reach the top by a staircase with 427 steps.
More information:
- Bus stop Gasolvägen, route 710 (weekdays only), change at Kumla station to route 710.
- Konst på hög
Kumla
In Kumla, public art is a natural and important part of the town. Everyone can see and experience art here. Around the town, you will find works by artists such as Ebba Matz, Ann-Sofi Sidén, Ulla Viotti, Richard Brixel, Anders Krisár and Maria Miesenberger. Most artworks are in the town centre, but some are just outside the centre and in other built-up areas in the municipality.
Guided tours of the public art can be booked between 1 April and 30 September.
More information:
- Bus stop Kumla Resecentrum, route 701, 703, 704, 710 (weekdays only), 711, 840 and train.
- Public art in Kumla
Örebro
Lilla Å-promenaden (Little river-walk)
In the north of the city, you will find the Lilla Å-promenaden, a walking and cycling route of about four kilometres with sculptures along the river.
The route starts in Holmen and ends at Naturens Hus in the Oset-Rynningeviken nature reserve. Along the way, you can see ten sculptures and an art house.
More information:
- Bus stop
- Baronbackarna, route 1 och 3 (City bus). About 900 m from the bus stop to the start of the Little River Walk.
- Wadköpingsvägen, linje 6 (City bus). About 1.6 km from the bus stop to the start of the Little River Walk.
- Lilla Å promenaden
City walks with public art in Örebro
During the summer, you can join guided art walks to see public art in the city. The artworks take you through the city’s history and up to modern-day Örebro. The walks take place between 1 May and 15 October and usually start at the County Museum. You can find the walks in the calendar when they are published.
Stadsparken (City park)
A permanent art walk with sculptures set in a green park in the centre of the city. Here you can see artworks such as "Resonans i brons" and "Silversurfaren". The walk is easy to follow and is suitable for both a short walk and a longer stay in the park.
More information:
- Bus stop Slottet, route 5 och 7 (City bus).
- Map art walk - City park
Andra orter
There are many places around the Örebro region where you can see public art, even without art or sculpture walks.
Places worth visiting to explore art on your own:
Karlskoga
There are many public artworks here, spread across the town and in recreation areas.
More information:
- Bus stop Karlskoga busstation, route 51, 52 (City bus) and route 403 (weekdays only), 500, 502 and 593 (weekdays only)
- Find more information about public art in Karlskoga here
Nora
Nora is always worth a visit if you are interested in art. There are many galleries, craft studios and an art gallery to explore.
More information:
- Bus stop Nora station, route 401, 402 (weekdays only), 403 (weekdays only), 406, 420 and 490
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Exhibitions in Nora
Lindesberg
Lindesberg has many public artworks across the town. You may need to walk a bit to see them.
More information:
- Bus stop Lindesbergs resecentrum, route 30 (weekdays only) and 31 (city bus), 300, 308 (weekdays only) and 351, 406, 420 and train
- Five artworks (Lindesberg Municipality)
- Five sculptures in Lindesberg (Wikipedia)
- You can see a model of Lindesberg from the 1920s
- Art events in Lindesberg
Degerfors
Degerfors has many public artworks linked to its industrial history, sport and the welfare society. The artworks are spread across the town.
More information:
- Bus stop Degerfors medborgarplats, route 502 and 593 (weekdays only). (For routes 502 and 593, you can change at Karlskoga bus station.)
- Public art in Degerfors