immediate punishment: fine, shame, dismembering or death. Today the floor is more forgiving, but it still gives you a hint on what it might have been to sit "in the tower". In the tower of Sven Hall, an old medieval dungeon has also been discovered, but it is hardly visible today. Probably it was no better than the one mentioned above, since evidence suggest that it was along the sewer exit from the fortress. Today it can be reached only by professionals, and is not visible except from the small daylight opening. Modern times At the end of the 18th century it was decided that the now unused fortress should be demolished. Demolition crews worked at the fortress for two months, after that the money allocated for the job had run out. Residents of the nearby town of Kungälv used the dressed stone from the fortress to build houses. However, much of the fortress is still intact, including the large northern tower, Fars hatt ("Father's hat"). , the fortress is a museum open to visitors during summer. References External links Buildings and structures completed in 1308 Buildings and structures completed in the 14th century Buildings and structures completed in the 17th century Castles in Bohuslän Forts in Sweden Bahus Bohus Museums in Västra Götaland County Military and war museums in Sweden 17th-century fortifications 14th-century fortifications Buildings and structures in Kungälv Municipality