Norrtälje Tourist Office
Norrtälje Tourist Information Centre is located by Lilla torget, right in the centre of Norrtälje. Here you can get personal tourist information about Norrtälje and Roslagen, pick up maps and brochures, and get help finding your way – from archipelago tours and events to excursions, food and accommodation.
Norrtälje Tourist Office is Norrtälje Municipality's official, authorised tourist information centre.
Opening hours & contact
Standard opening hours
Thursday–Saturday 11.00 am–3.00 pm
Closed on public holidays and eves.
Norrtälje Tourist Information Centre
Lilla Torget 1A
761 30 Norrtälje
Telephone: 0176-28 37 37
E-mail: turistbyran@norrtalje.se
Opening hours 16–30 August
Monday–Friday 11:00–16:00
Saturday 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Find here
- Lilla Torget 1A, 761 30 Norrtälje
- Click on the map for directions
Ask us
An island for the day, a nice café along the way or something to do when the rain rolls in?
Come in and ask. We will help you find your way around Norrtälje and the rest of Roslagen.
Frequently asked questions
What is there to do in Norrtälje town?
Follow the river through the town and further out towards the harbour, or take a trip among museums and other cultural experiences.
Along the streets in the town centre there are small shops, cafes and restaurants. For the children there are excursions such as Pythagoras Industrial Museum, adventure pool and Färsna Farm.
Discover Norrtälje town →
What is happening in Norrtälje today and this weekend?
In the events calendar you will find concerts, exhibitions, markets, guided tours and other things happening in Norrtälje and around Roslagen.
To the events calendar →
How do we get out into the Roslagen archipelago?
It depends a bit on the time of year. During the summer, several boat tours and summer routes run from Norrtälje harbour and other jetties along the coast.
For the rest of the year, scheduled archipelago services run from the embarkation points along the coast. You can get to several of the piers by bus from Norrtälje.
We want to go on a day trip – where can we go?
Starting from Norrtälje, there are many excursions at a reasonable distance for a day trip. Head towards Väddö and Grisslehamn, take a trip to Furusund or discover one of Roslagen's manor houses and industrial heritage environments, like Rånäs or Wira bruk.
If you fancy something more to eat and drink, there is farm shops, local producers, breweries and distilleries to visit – or make the trip out a long lunch, drinks tasting or a few hours at the spa.
Availability and opening hours vary according to the season, and the tourist office can help you find what suits you.
We want to discover more of Roslagen – where do we start?
With Norrtälje as a starting point, it is easy to continue discovering Roslagen in several directions. Small towns, industrial heritage sites, archipelagos and islands are within easy reach for a day trip or a longer excursion.
Discover northern Roslagen →
(Östhammar Municipality)
Small towns with a rich history, historic ironworks and manor house environments, and the archipelago around Gräsö and Örskär.
Discover southern Roslagen →
Österåker municipality
A vast archipelago, plenty of outdoor recreation and nature experiences, with cultural history and vibrant industrial heritage sites on the mainland.
Discover islands & archipelago →
Islands to visit, the boats that take you there, guest harbours, boating and kayaking. Discover more of the Roslagen archipelago, from north to south.
The Wallinska Estates, an address with history
The tourist information office is located in the Falu red Wallinska farmsteads, some of Norrtälje's oldest surviving wooden houses. They were built in the 1730s, when Lilla torget was an important trading place near the harbour.
Over the years, the buildings have housed a shoemaker's, a saddlery, a bakery, an art gallery and a bookshop, among other things. They survived the town fire of 1879 – and in the 1940s were close to being demolished to make way for a car park.
300 years leave their mark
During 2026 and 2027, the Wallinska estates will be restored. Roofs, facades, timber and windows are being overhauled as part of the work to preserve the culturally and historically valuable buildings in central Norrtälje.
The restoration follows building conservation principles and antiquarian guidelines, in line with Conservation programme for the town of Norrtälje. As much as possible of the older material of the houses is salvaged. Windows are renovated instead of being replaced, and the facades are painted with traditional mud paint and linseed oil paint.
The work is taking place in stages, but the tourist office remains open as usual in the meantime.
