Winter in Trosa, Vagnhärad and Västerljung
Skiing, ice-skating, spa, sauna, mountainbiking, cozy cafes and restaurants. Welcome to enjoy Trosa, Vagnhärad and Västerljung this winter!
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Skiing, ice-skating, spa, sauna, mountainbiking, cozy cafes and restaurants. Welcome to enjoy Trosa, Vagnhärad and Västerljung this winter!
It is not difficult to find Instaspots and photo locations for the perfect picture around Trosa. The history that stretches back to the Stone Age together with the nature and archipelago landscape offers a variety of idyllic photo opportunities. Snap a picture of a fantastic door, an archipelago island or a castle – no filters are needed to take amazing photos.
Do you like going for an icecold swim? Have you ever tried or do you want to try? Read our guide on what to think about.
Trosa is a cosy, picturesque town that every year ends up high on lists of Sweden’s most attractive towns and most popular visitor destinations. The delightful location close to the archipelago and the walks along the beautiful Trosa River are frequently mentioned as excursion tips for the summer. However, Trosa is a living district that offers service, retail, food, accommodation, events and leisure activities all year round!
Up for a captivating journey of discovery not far from the highway? Take the Utflyktsvägen exit between Järna and Trosa, experience beautiful Sörmland nature, and find tasty new reasons to stop.
Stendörren Nature Reserve is found between Trosa and Nyköping. In addition to breath-taking nature experiences, this area offers a unique opportunity. To walk all the way out to the very edge of the archipelago without ever getting into a boat.
The right of public access enables everyone to enjoy Swedish nature. And the archipelago municipality of Trosa has lots of varying nature experiences to discover. So, pack your bags and make your way here to enjoy our magical outdoor life.
“Trosabussen”, the Trosa bus, takes you from Liljeholmen in Stockholm to Trosa in only 1 hour. There´s wifi on board the bus.
