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Coordinates: 59°35′44″N 16°33′50″E / 59.5956°N 16.5639°E / 59.5956; 16.5639
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The house before going underwater.

Utter Inn (Swedish) or in English, Otter Inn, is an art project by Mikael Genberg that offers underwater accommodation to the public.[1] The facility is entered through a small, typical-appearing Swedish house on the surface of the water. The only representation of this concept is, at this point, in Lake Mälaren near the town of Västerås in Sweden.

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  1. ^ "An Utter-ly Blissfull, Half Underwater, Inn." Spotcoolstuff.com Travel. Accessed July 2011.
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59°35′44″N 16°33′50″E / 59.5956°N 16.5639°E / 59.5956; 16.5639


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