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Midsummer 2003: The runestone in Rök, the most remarkable rune stone in the world!
Summer 2003: The carving of Sigurd, the most remarkable and imaginative rockcarving in the world! See the saga about Sigurd Fafnesbane.
Summer 2003: Sweden's most beautiful and richest church paintings in the medieval church of St. Maria.
Autumn 2003: Sweden's most famous castle in the small picturesque city of Mariefred.
Autumn 2003: Sweden's largest round burial structure; the Kivik grave from Bronze Age.
Late autumn 2003: The picturesque town of Simrishamn in Skåne.
Late autumn 2003: Scandinavia´s best preserved medieval fortress; the Glimmingehus!
Late autumn 2003: The medieval town of Skänninge.
Late autumn 2003: Birger Jarls and Magnus Ladulås church of Bjälbo.
New Year 2004: Vadstena Castle, the St. Birgitta Abbey or/and the Royal Palace of Duke Birger (Jarl).
Spring 2004: Alvastra Monastery (klosterruin), once the largest monastery in Sweden.
Summer 2004: Everything worth seeing around Vadstena, many medieval churches and similair things.
Summer 2004: Ale stenar in Skåne, Sweden's biggest ship tumulus.
Summer 2004: The Cathedral in Lund.
Summer 2004: Extremely well preserved medieval ceiling paintings in church of Dädesjö.
Late summer 2004: Have you ever pondered on how they could build so high church towers without any machines or lifting cranes?
Autumn 2004: Picturesque Eksjö and Huseby works.
Late autumn 2004: The cute medieval church of Suntak.
Summer 2005: Gamla (old) Uppsala royal mounds, Sweden's largest Aesir burial site and much more.
Winter 2006: Västergötland, monasterys, medieval churches, strongholds, burial sites and spots known from Jan Guillou's
trilogy and two part feature film about the crusader Arn Magnusson.
Winter 2006: Mälsåker Castle.
Spring 2006: Vreta Convent, Stjärnorp and Berg's locks, Vreta, the first convent in Sweden, several medieval kings are buried here.
Spring 2006: Visingsö: Per Brahe's Visingsborg and Brahehus, and the ruin of Näs castle, and more on the island Visingsö.
Summer 2006: Stockholm, Ulriksdals castle.
Winter 2007: Have you ever pondered on how old gasometers are constructed?
Summer 2007: Östergötland: Norrköping, Söderköping, Stegeborg, Götavirke and the battle at Bråvalla.
Autumn 2007: Härkeberga church from Middle Ages with ceilingpaintings by Albertus Pictor.
Autumn 2007: Habo church a wooden cathedral from 1741 with every inch covered with paintings.
Autumn 2007: Jarlabanke's bridge, a 150 meter long bridge from Viking Age in Täby north of Stockholm.
Autumn 2007: Täby church from Middle Ages, the second church with ceilingpaintings by Albertus Pictor.
Autumn 2008: Borre in Norway is the largest site of big mounds from Iron Age in north Europe.
Autumn 2008: Jelling in Denmark, Gorm the Old and Harald Bluetooth created this unique site in the end of the 9th century.

Winter 2009: Church of Lid with ceiling paintings by Sweden's Leonardo da Vinci: Albertus Pictor. This year, 2009, it was 500 years ago Albertus died and Illustrata
pay him tribute with new fullscreen flashpanoramas (demands Flash version 9 or 10) of his first paintings in his career, in the church of Lid.
Spring 2009: Täby church from Middle Ages again, with ceilingpaintings by Albertus Pictor, now updated with fullscreen flashpanoramas.
Spring 2009: Härkeberga church from Middle Ages with ceilingpaintings by Albertus Pictor, now also updated with fullscreen flashpanoramas from the inside.

Spring 2009: Habo church, a wooden cathedral from 1741 now also updated with fullscreen flashpanoramas.
Spring 2009: Church of Dädesjö, extremely well preserved medieval ceiling paintings now also updated with fullscreen flashpanoramas.
Spring 2009: Church of Väversunda and Church of Örberga now also updated with fullscreen flashpanoramas.
Spring 2009: Brunnsta farm, from 18th century a country farm for the bourgeoisie, an environment soon to disappear.
Summer 2009: Näs castle, updated with two fullscreen panoramas.


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