• Västerås - Wikipedia

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    The Åkesta observatory stands 4km to the north of the town, in Åkesta.[14]. Climate data for Västerås (2003–2018 averages & extremes since 1901).

  • Västerås - Vikipedi

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  • Västerås, Sweden: All You Need to Know Before...

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    Västerås Tourism: Tripadvisor has 18,064 reviews of Västerås Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Västerås resource.

  • Västerås SK - Kulüp Profili | Transfermarkt

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    Kulüp bilgileri: Västerås SK (Allsvenskan) güncel kadro ve piyasa değerleri Transferler Söylentiler Oyuncu istatistikleri Fikstür Haberler.

  • THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Västerås (Updated 2024)

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    Top Things to Do in Västerås, Sweden: See Tripadvisor's 18,017 traveller reviews and photos of Västerås tourist attractions.

  • Västerås Stad

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  • Västerås — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

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    Once in Västerås, almost every attraction is well within walking distance or can be reached in no time by public transportation.

  • 15 Best Things to Do in Västerås (Sweden) - The Crazy Tourist

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    Born in medieval times on the Svartån River, Västerås has spent the last few hundred years inching down to the scenic shore of Lake Mälaren.

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  • Västerås | City, Lake Mälaren, History | Britannica

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    It lies at the confluence of the Svartån River and Lake Mälar, west of Stockholm. Västerås is Sweden’s largest inland port and the centre of its electrical industry.