Soderhamn

Soderhamn is a locality and the seat of Soderhamn Municipality, Gävleborg County, Sweden with 11,761 inhabitants in 2010. The most popular traveller appeal is Oscarsborg, a tower constructed in 1895 on the top of a hill near the town centre. The tower was built as a memorial of a visit of king Oscar II of Sweden.

The king absolutely never visited Soderhamn. In October 2012, organised by way of the neighborhood authorities of Soderhamn and Sweden's country wide employment office, each person aged 18 to 28 should practice to be paid to find a job in Oslo, Norway, in an attempt to lessen nearby youth unemployment. Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, project manager Magnus Nilsen stated: "Going to Norway to discover work has continually been quite famous with young people, however occasionally they want to head but do not know the way to discover a activity or accommodation so we idea we'd give them a piece of assist with both." Those who sign up are given a free price ticket to the Norwegian capital, even as additionally being placed up in a teenagers hostel for up to a month even as attempting to find employment.