

Enköping is located by Enköpingsån and not far from Lake Mälaren. With 24 parks to visit, it is not so strange to talk about the "city of parks". The areas around Enköping have become known for their rich selection of food craftsmen, farm shops, bakeries, small-scale agriculture and rural housing. Find here you an area with the poetically sounding name Fjärdhundraland.
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In Fjärdhundraland there are a lot of small roads that lie where they have been since time immemorial, lined with rune stones, small medieval churches, cafes and farm shops. In short, a paradise for us who like to discover and cycle. Fjärdhundralandsleden runs between Fjärdhundra and Örsundsbro, on nice roads with good opportunities for breaks for coffee, detours or a dip. You are also close to several other places to visit in Fjärdhundraland, so you can use the trail as a base for your own route. There are also several nice accommodation options.
Here, both traditional and innovative varieties of buns, cakes and other pastries are served. Some Saturdays, an afternoon tea buffet is served (must be pre-booked).
The farm, which has been used for three generations, has a shop, café, apple orchard and a food room for the production of juice, drinks, marmalade and mustard.
A perfect excursion destination for all ages. Here you will find an old-fashioned trading booth and Kaffestuga that serves homemade and various drinks.
Delicious sourdough bread baked in a stone oven is sold here. Here it is baked with real butter, and the flour is naturally produced and purchased from Strängnäs Whale mill.
In the old barn at Salnecke Castle is the Skogsbacken cheese café, deli and cheese shop. Here you can eat and snack in nice surroundings, and shop for food crafts.
The farm dates back to 1624. In addition to fantastic cheeses, there are locally produced marmalades, honey and crispbread to buy home.
Vreta Gård has organic breeding of Gotland sheep, sells products and livestock from their own farm, holds courses and receives visits.