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Lake Tulebo in Kållered, Sweden is pretty awesome! They've got some super cool stuff from the Bronze Age that you can check out with an AR-app. All you gotta do is download the app and take a stroll by the lake. You'll find virtual rooms where you can learn all about the history of the place. It's like stepping into a whole new world based on what we know (and don't know) about those ancient fire pits. And the best part? You don't even need an internet connection once the app is installed. The walk itself takes about 15-30 minutes, covering a total distance of 500 meters. This experience is perfect for families and kids who are at least 9 years old. So grab your fam and get ready for some Bronze Age adventure!

The AR-app is like this cool thing in Mölndal, Sweden called ENTER Mölndal. It's all about making public places more fun and interesting by using new technology. The idea is to teach people about the history of these places in a really cool and interactive way. The folks at Mölndal City Museum worked together with RISE Interactive and Marika Hedemyr Projects to make it happen. There are lots of different interactive experiences all over Mölndal, but one of the best ones is the AR-app at Lake Tulebo.

The AR-app at Lake Tulebo is a super cool way to check out the Bronze Age stuff in the area. The app makes virtual rooms that give you the lowdown on the history of the place, and you can explore all sorts of new worlds based on what we know (and don't know) about those old fire pits where people used to light fires ages ago. It's part of this project called ENTER Mölndal, which is all about teaching folks about the history of public places in Mölndal through awesome storytelling and interactive experiences. The project was made by Mölndal City Museum with help from RISE Interactive and Marika Hedemyr Projects. The walk itself takes around 15-30 minutes, covering a total distance of 500 meters. It's perfect for families and kids who are at least 9 years old.

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