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Geijers glasscafé

Visit Geijers Ice Cream café and enjoy a nice Swedish fika in the summer weather

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Enjoy wonderful summer days in Uddeholm. Eat an ice cream and have a cup of coffee in a fantastic environment.

Welcome to Geijers Glasscafé!

Closed for the season, opens again 2022

Closed for the season, opens again 2022

Geijers Glasscafé ligger i Uddeholm utanför Hagfors i norra Värmland. Caféet ligger vackert vid Uvåns mynning till Rådasjön.

Geijers glasscafé

Geijersvägen 4, 68340 Hagfors

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Geijers glasscafé
Geijersvägen 4
68340 Hagfors
info@geijersglasscafe.se

+46 76 013 20 00

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