Winter break means plenty of time for outdoor and indoor activities! Whether you're heading out on a snowy adventure or staying in for some crafts and cozy moments, there's something for everyone. Here we've gathered our best tips for kids of all ages.
3 & 6 March | Granö Beckasin
Bring the whole family along on a large dog sled pulled by 12 energetic huskies. The ride takes you through forests and open winter landscapes. After the tour, you can cuddle with the huskies, enjoy a quiz walk, and warm up by the campfire. Suitable from age 4. Read more about the activity.
3-5 March | Kappa Bar & Restaurang
At Kappa Bar, you can challenge each other with board games, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. The menu features playful street food that’s perfect for both kids and adults. Free gaming Tuesday to Thursday for families with children. Find out more.
6 March | Vävenscenen
Between dizzying acrobatics and unexpected transformations emerges “Marianne och Jag” – a performance that entertains both children and adults, blending imagination, precision and playful illusion. Suitable from age 4. Read more about the show.
7 March | Norrlandsoperan
Sjaddo means “seed” in Lule Sámi and is about growth and development. The performance aims to spark curiosity about Sámi culture and strengthen the identity of minorities. Suitable from age 6. Read more about Sjaddo.
Umeå’s museums offer plenty of fun activities during the winter break! Here you’ll find tips on current events so you don’t miss a thing.
Experiment in the chemistry lab, program fun rally robots, or dive into a film adventure in the Wisdome Umeå dome theatre. See all activities.
During the winter break, visitors of all ages are welcome to the art workshop for creative activities. Read more about the art workshop.
Every day in Egilhallen offers exciting and creative activities for both young and old seafarers. See all activities.
Combine dining with fun activities! At O´Learys they offer bowling and at Orangeriet you can play boules and shuffleboard and Pinchos is like stepping into a cirkus.
