The visit to the museum concluded with a guided tour of an exhibition about John Bauer.

Jönköping University

At Jönköping University, The King and Queen were welcomed by President Agneta Marell who described how teaching has worked during the pandemic, as well as the problems and challenges faced by the university.

The Queen and Queen and the County Governor also had the opportunity to speak with Associate Dean of Education at the School of Health and Welfare Agneta Stenebrand, Chair of Jönköping Student Union Sophia Fröberg Liljenberg, Head of Research at the School of Engineering Salem Seifeddine, Welfare Officer Marie Böwing-Lindström and Dean of the School of Health and Welfare Marie Ernsth Bravell.

Råslätt Health Centre

At Råslätt Health Centre, Operational Manager of Ryhov County Hospital's Infection Clinic Maria Palmérus spoke about staff's initial concerns during the pandemic.

Director of Bra Liv Health Centres Charlotta Larsdotter, physician Ann Söderström, nurse Sandra Lindén and Operational Manager Christina Uppenber from Råslätt Health Centre, vaccination coordinator Jonas Almgren and Health Communicator Mohamoud Suldan described their experiences of the pandemic, all returning to the importance of cooperation and proximity to residents in Råslätt during the pandemic.

Hovslätt Homestead Park

The day concluded with The King and Queen visiting Hovslätt Homestead Park, where they were welcomed by Lennart Lindström from the local history association.

During their visit, The King and Queen learnt about how the pandemic has affected tourism and business within the county.

Robert Glader from Emilkraften Economic Association in Eksjö described the challenges faced by the association during the pandemic in terms of supporting tourism, and how they had created the Emilleden walking trail between Lönneberga and Mariannelund.

Agnetha Karlsson and Anna Eriksson from Tranås Municipality explained how the municipality had created a nature trail for children in Östanå Park, in the centre of Tranås. The aim is to interest children in the natural world, and to enhance knowledge about animals and nature.

Anton Halldén, head of the county administrative board's fishing unit, talked about fishing and water conservation in the county. During the pandemic, the board has seen growing interest in fishing and other leisure activities. He concluded by speaking about the River Tabergsån, which runs alongside Hovslätt Homestead Park, and the board's work to restore the river to create an attractive spawning ground for fish including salmon trout.