Ekerö
Cycling on Ekerö is a truly unique experience. Few places in Sweden have such an exciting and long history. Crucial chapters in Sweden’s history have been written here for more than a thousand years. The area is a green oasis, spread across several islands in Lake Mälaren. In addition to the two World Heritage Sites—Birka with Hovgården and the Drottningholm area—there is a rich variety of other attractions and activities.
Photo: Drottningholm Castle, Tove Freij
Not far from Stockholm city is rural Ekerö. Here you can experience a fantastic cultural landscape with eight magnificent 12th century churches, magnificent castles and mansions. A rich art life is represented by famous architecture, small museums and art relics. Here you will find farm shops and self-picks as well as sales of handicrafts. And all this in harmony with a fabulous nature. The bike paths on Ekerö are popular and connect to the Mälardalsleden trail.
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Points of Interest
- Birka with Hovgården on Adelsö
- Drottningholm Palace & Palace Theater
- Ekebyhov Castle
- Ekerö church
- Färentuna church
- China Castle, 18th century Chinese-style pavilion
- Lovö church
- Skytteholms Herrgård with Carl Mile's sculptures
- The quarry in Stenhamra
- Svartsjö castle
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