

If you come cycling to Håbo via the Mälardalsleden trail, you will find that there is plenty to experience. A must, of course, is the mighty Skokloster castle which overlooks Lake Mälaren on the shoe peninsula. It is one of Europe's finest Baroque castles and Sweden's largest private residence of all time. The builder was the Swedish field marshal Carl Gustaf Wrangel who died in 1676. Adjacent to the castle is Stenhuset which has become a cultural center for both residents and visitors and the fantastic castle park.
In the center of Bålsta stands the movie character Stig-Helmer statue and you can visit (Lasse) Åberg's museum with a collection of world-class Disney objects. Håbo also has literary attractions in the form of the Fridegård Museum in Övergran with the author Jan Fridegård's preserved study room. Today at Biskops Arnö, where large parts of his library are located, is the well-known folk high school with, among other things, photo school and author education. On the shoe peninsula you will find excellent cycle paths with wonderful scenery, cafes and attractions along the way.
Bicycle map Little trip (15 km)
Bicycle map Great trip (24 km)
Lasse Åberg's museum in Bålsta is a museum for the whole family. Here you will find series-inspired art, an antique Disney collection and Trazankoja in three floors with a slide, suspension bridge and Secret Arnes's lab.
At Johanna at Ridkraft you can travel in the upland nature on a strong and agile Icelandic horse. You can book anywhere from an hour on horseback to different packages of overnight stays.
M / S Evert Taube is operating the Lake Mälaren
Horseback riding with Icelandic horses
Bålsta center
Skokloster castle on the Shoe Peninsula
The herb garden on Bishop's Arnö