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Railway Park playground

Discover Järnvägslekparken - a playful oasis in the centre of Åkersberga! Right by the station, in the heart of the city, is the newly renovated Järnvägslekparken, which invites all ages to play and socialise.
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Finnhamn - a living archipelago island with nature and history

Finnhamn is a diverse and accessible archipelago in Stockholm's central archipelago. Here you will find lush nature, historic environments, seaside accommodation and a wide range of activities. Unlike more secluded islands, Finnhamn offers both tranquillity and services - perfect for both day trips and longer stays.
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Örsö - Archipelago idyll with altitude and history

With its highest point at 42 metres above sea level, Örsö offers magnificent views of the central archipelago and a sense of seclusion in the middle of the open seascape. Here you are met by quiet forest paths, bathing-friendly rocks and traces of a long history - from the 17th century crofting life to today's quiet island life. For those looking for nature, silence and a genuine archipelago feeling, Örsö is an undiscovered gem well worth a visit. Pack a picnic basket and take the Waxholm boat to an island that offers simplicity, views and timeless charm.
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Cemetery Island - from historic burial ground to exciting coastal defence museum

The island is home to the Siarö Fort, an exciting underground museum where you can see the impressive defences built by the Swedish Coast Guard to protect our coastline during the First World War. There are also scenic surroundings with cliff-top bathing areas and beaches. The island has a guesthouse with a café and restaurant, as well as a guest harbour for visitors with their own boat.
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Mjölkö - historical idyll with bathing cliffs, summer meadows and crofting life in memory

The island is a lovely little gem in the Saxarfjärden with walking paths, bathing mountains and summer meadows. The name Mjölkö probably comes from the milk that was collected from the summer grazing cows and then transported onwards. Mjölkön belonged to the Margretelund farm. In the 1950s, plots were divided up and sold to holidaymakers.
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Ljusterö and Östra Lagnö

Ljusterö is a large island with a wide range of amenities and 2000 permanent residents live here. In summer, the number grows to over 10,000. There is also plenty to do and discover - golf course, museums, art, crafts, farm shops and restaurants.
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Ingmarsö & Brottö

These are living islands with about 180 residents and many businesses. There are boatyards, factories, farms, carpenters, contractors, shops, pubs and much more. It's easy to be active here with all the islands' hiking trails and you can walk, cycle, ride an Icelandic horse and kayak in Paradiset - a beautiful lagoon between Ingmarsö and Finnhamn.
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Husarö - the pilots' island with swimming bays, history and blueberry tales

There is an entire village preserved from the 19th century, with both houses and boathouses. There are also lovely bathing spots, a pub, a shop, small cottages, a guest harbour and a pilot museum. Pilots were already here in the 1400s.
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Fåglarö - archipelago idyll with history, nature and community

Fåglarö has a typical archipelago nature with cliffs, beaches, forest, meadows and plenty of hiking trails. As late as the 1950s, the island had a vibrant agriculture, but today the island is dominated by holiday homes.
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Edö - a quiet and beautiful island in the heart of the archipelago

Edö is a secluded, natural island in the Stochholm archipelago. Together with the neighbouring island of Edö ö, they form an area that was previously mainly used for grazing. Due to land uplift, the islands are slowly but surely growing together into a single larger island.
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