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Nyköpingshus - the site of Nyköping's guest house.

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Nyköpingshus has a long and sometimes very dramatic history. This medieval castle was transformed in the 16th century into a Renaissance castle, which was destroyed in a fierce fire in the 17th century. It was the site of the famous "Nyköping guest bids", many people were imprisoned here and today it serves as a museum.

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Stendörren Nature Reserve – Suspension bridges, islands and our best tips

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Updated: October 2026 | Stendörrens Nature Reserve is one of the most beautiful nature reserves we have visited in Sweden. Here you can walk over suspension bridges between archipelago islands, discover fantastic cliffs and enjoy the sea without needing a boat. We have been here twice and both visits have become memories that we are happy to return to. Here we tell you about our experiences and give our best tips for your visit.

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Things to do in Strängnäs – 13 attractions and our best tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | A magnificent cathedral, charming red-light districts, historic buildings and lovely walks along Lake Mälaren await you here. We have visited Strängnäs several times by train, car and camper. Here are our best tips for sights in the city and four excursions in the surrounding area.

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Ericsberg Castle - and other private castles in Södermanland

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Ericsberg Castle is one of Sweden's most beautiful baroque castles, and the garden is occasionally open to visitors. However, our visit to the castle was not quite as planned, and then the day continued in the same way. Castle after castle was private and more or less closed to visitors. Join us on a (after all) very interesting castle trip!

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Boo castle, Breven's mill and car park in Vingåker

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Boo Castle is a beautiful terracotta-coloured palace reminiscent of a fairytale castle. Not too far away, you can also visit the beautiful Brevens Bruk and see the lots of deer. For our part, it then ended with a castle and campsite in Vingåker.

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Julita farm - mansion and open-air museum

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Julita Farm is a mansion and open-air museum owned by the Nordic Museum. Currently, all tours and events are cancelled, but you can walk around the gardens and historic buildings.

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Stora Sundby Castle - fairytale castle on the banks of Lake Hjälmaren

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Stora Sundby Castle is a fairytale castle with turrets and towers, beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Hjälmaren. The castle is privately owned, but visitors are welcome to the castle park and to walk in the beautiful deer enclosure. Wow, what an amazing place!

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Sundbyholm castle - and guest harbour with parking space

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Sundbyholm Castle has a history as a monastery and royal estate. Today you can come here for hotel accommodation, conferences and weddings, but you can also come here to visit Sundbyholm's guest harbour. There is a nice parking space for motorhomes.

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4 Castles in Strängnäs - and a fortress

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We checked out a bunch of castles in Strängnäs during our castle tour by campervan. Some castles are grand and others are smaller - but all have an exciting history. We share our castle experiences in Strängnäs and, of course, tell you about our overnight stop.

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Gripsholm Castle - a royal castle on Lake Mälaren

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Gripsholm Castle is a magnificent and regal castle by Lake Mälaren. The rooms are still here from the time of the Vasa kings and there is also one of Europe's most well-preserved 18th century theatres. In addition, the surroundings are really nice.

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