Read about Coppersmith Behm, the NK Villa, the man on the rune stone, the pirates and much more. At the same time, you?ll have a lovely stroll through some of the most beautiful parts of Nyköping.
1. Släbro Rune Stones: Viking-era bridge and rune stones.
2. Släbro Rock Carvings: Bronze Age rock carvings.
3. Oppeby: Folkhem?s (the People?s Home) rental apartments, houses and community centre.
4. Harg: Mining business with silver and iron ore.
5. Stenbro: The Vasa brothers? struggle for power.
6. Hållet: Mining business with silver and iron ore.
7. Perioden: Paper and cotton thread.
8. The Lasarette: Part of Folkhem?s buildings.
9. Folkungavallen: Sport and agricultural exhibition.
10. The Railway: Rails in every direction.
11. The Hospital: Storm section and 18th century buildings.
12. Fors: Mills, saws and manufacturing.
13. St Anne House: Enlightenment-era care for the poor.
14. Brännmästargården: Housing for woollen workers.
15. The Prison: 46 cells since 1862.
16. V Småskolan & Badhusen: Education and cleanliness.
17. Salvation Army: The 19th century?s new community.
18. St Nicolai Church: The language of force in the building.
19. The Town Bridge: The third bridge built here.
20. The Market: Power and commerce.
21. The Press: Freedom of the press in newspapers.
22. Storhusfallet: The heart of business.
23. Parson Phil?s Manor: Clergymen in the Diet of the Four Estates.
24. The Foundry & Factory: Metal processing for 300 years.
25. Behm Bridge: Artisans in the town.
26. The Monastery: The church of the Franciscan brothers
27. The Brewery: The fermenting cellar and tap house.
28. Fish Bridge: The town?s economic livelihood.
29. NK Villa: The age of exhibitions.
30. The King?s Tower: The number one building of power.
31. The Castle Garden: Almonds, marjoram and hollyhocks.
32. The Old Residence: County governors and paupers.
33. NK & the Naval Yard: Furniture makers from trade.
34. The Customs House: National income from trade.
35. The Harbour: Grains and bar iron.
