Gylsboda. The small village 4 km southeast of Lönsboda has been called the cradle of the stone industry and is now an open-air museum.
A company town grew up around the quarry here in the late 1800s. During its heyday, about 400 men worked here, and a company town was established with nearly 1000 residents at its peak. There were shops, cafes, a dance floor, occupational health care, missionary and sports associations. Stroll around among preserved industrial buildings, piles of discarded stones, and the water-filled quarry.
Bring your mobile phone and get ready for a visit. With this app, you can see what various buildings have had in terms of historical significance. On the information boards in the village, you can find fascinating stories about the people who lived and worked in the village.