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Here the Reporter Tests the New Mini Golf Course in Central Västerås: "How Sick"

Summary by Svt Nyheter
A new minigolf course is set to attract more people to the center of Västerås during the summer. The courses, owned by the city of Västerås, have cost the municipality almost 300,000 kronor. “We want people to enjoy themselves and think it’s wonderful here, and to have something to do,” says Maria Martinsson, CEO of Västerås Citysamverkan, which is responsible for the minigolf.

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Here the Reporter Tests the New Mini Golf Course in Central Västerås: "How Sick"

A new minigolf course is set to attract more people to the center of Västerås during the summer. The courses, owned by the city of Västerås, have cost the municipality almost 300,000 kronor. “We want people to enjoy themselves and think it’s wonderful here, and to have something to do,” says Maria Martinsson, CEO of Västerås Citysamverkan, which is responsible for the minigolf.

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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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