Follow the 14-km Lion Circuit and stay in the child-friendly Vilsta recreational area.
Eskilstuna
Södermanland
Eskilstuna is an exciting cycling destination with a living history. Here you will find attractions such as the Munktell Museum with workshop history, the Park Zoo and the atmospheric Old Town with food and drink. Most of it is within a reasonable distance in a city where music parties, guided city tours, where Kent memorabilia is available and where you can enjoy fresh bumblebees at Eskilstuna Beer Culture.
A perfect way to get to know Eskilstuna is to cycle around the city along an easy-cycled route where you pass places such as the Park Zoo, Tunavallen, Stadsparken, Sörmlandsgården and the Rademachers forges in Eskilstuna's Old Town. The cultivation landscape in Sundbyholm has a long history. Here people have shaped nature and left their tracks since the Viking Age. It's the famous Victory carving an example. The rock carvings tell of Sigurd who killed the dragon Fafner. Torshälla is an excursion gem a bit outside Eskilstuna. The city has a rich cultural heritage, which is especially noticeable when the artist Allan Ebeling's sculptures adorn the city.
In connection with Eskilstuna there are several major bike trails such as the Näckrosleden, Mälardalsleden and Strandleden. You who enjoy mountain biking can take you to Odlaren where there is a special trail, and the mile round at Vilsta. You can rent a bike at Sporthyra in Vilsta.
Leo Round
Cycling on the embankment
Mountain bike trail in Odlaren
Guided tours in Eskilstuna
Photographer top image: Edis Potori
Getting here
Mälartåg
Bicycles may be taken free of charge, subject to availability on the new Mälar trains. read more here.
Sörmlands traffic
Bikes are allowed to be taken free of charge, subject to a maximum of two per bus. On the city buses and county buses in Södermanland and Västmanland you cannot bring a bicycle. read more here
Shipping company Mälarstaden
Bicycles may be brought subject to space on the boat from Sundbyholm. read more here.
Bicycles may be taken free of charge, subject to availability on the new Mälar trains. read more here.
Sörmlands traffic
Bikes are allowed to be taken free of charge, subject to a maximum of two per bus. On the city buses and county buses in Södermanland and Västmanland you cannot bring a bicycle. read more here
Shipping company Mälarstaden
Bicycles may be brought subject to space on the boat from Sundbyholm. read more here.
Bicycle Tours & Bike-friendly Accommodations around Eskilstuna
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Cycle in Sörmland through Europe's northernmost beech forest.
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Cycle through the beautiful countryside with final destination Malmköping.
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Lunch dip in Lake Mälaren, rich wetlands, sculpture park, second hand bargains and dinner in the evening.
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Bo naturskönt och familjevänligt, nära Eskilstuna centrum och Parken Zoo.
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Komfortabelt och centralt i Eskilstuna med smak av Medelhavet.
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Förstklassig mat och boende i slottsmiljö vid Mälaren.
MTB areas
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Eskilstuna Vilsta och Odlaren
Bicycle tours
Bicycle guides
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CykelTur Mälardalen
Favorite places near Eskilstuna
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Rademachersmedjorna
Open-air museum in the middle of Eskilstuna with many well-preserved houses from the 1650s. Here you will find active craftsmen, museums, cafés and restaurants.
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Eskilstuna Ölkultur
Microbrewery that produces beer using artisanal methods and raw materials of the highest quality. Brewery pub, shop and bench bench test outdoors.
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Jernberghska
Jernberghska Krog & Café is located in a charming smithy from the 17th century. Here you can eat good, well-prepared and healthy food in a fantastic environment.
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ReTuna Återbruksgalleria
In the world's first recycling gallery, the old is new. The stores repair and convert old items into new items, which they then resell.
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Butikerna på Wäsby
Just outside Torshälla you will find the shops at Wäsby with shopping and café, art gallery, cheese and flower shop and ceramics studio in a traditional and beautiful environment.
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Magdakullan
Small-scale organic farming with the interior design shop Magda NK, its own café, and restaurant. On Saturdays you can follow a cow walk with a guide.
