Hälsingegårdar are traditional farmhouses located in the Hälsingland region of Sweden. These unique buildings are known for their distinctive architecture, featuring elaborate wooden decorations and large, spacious interiors. They were primarily built during the 18th and 19th centuries by wealthy farmers, showcasing their prosperity and cultural heritage. In 2012, Hälsingegårdar were recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting their significance in Swedish history. The farms often include multiple buildings, such as barns and workshops, reflecting the agricultural lifestyle of the region. Today, they serve as important cultural landmarks and tourist attractions.