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Hotel Class: 3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 66 Opinions

General Schybergs vag 23, Nykoping, S-61192, Sweden

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Travel Tips for Nyköping

Ship ahoy!

by Sjalen

Spend a day out at sea in the great archipelago. "Saga Lejon" takes you on longer trips, even down to St Anna archipelago south of Norrköping and to Västervik some days (when you arrange your own return journey) and the smaller, cheaper and less romantic "Labrador" takes you on daytrip cruises to nearby Trosa and around beautiful Stendörren and also does "prawn buffets" in the evenings.

IFK Nyköping - handball.

by Dizzyhead

This club was founded 1904 and it had different kind of activities from the beginning as football, athletics and skating. 1905 the club had 23 members. IFK Nyköping has been involved in sixteen different kind of sports.

History along the river

by gugi66

You’ll see them in 35 locations around Nyköping – the red posts with pennants made of sheet metal. These tell the story of the people, power, energy and economy of Nyköping – everything that helped form this residential town.
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.

Key city known as Stockholm South

by Sjalen

As I have spent every summer of my life in neighbouring Oxelösund, I regularly go to Nyköping where we have relatives too. Having said that, it is often easier to stay out on our own cliffs and be lazy, so Nyköping is to me a place where I arrive or leave (nearest railway station) and where I might go a rainy day to do some shopping or enjoy life in the harbour.

Nyköping is not the most lively place in Sweden it has to be said, but it used to be the capital of Sweden for a brief period in medieval days and today you can visit the castle from that time where some gruesome events took place. Events that led to Nyköping getting a key as its symbol...The castle is by the river which is also nice to stroll along and the church in this picture is from the 14th century and one of the oldest in the region.

What many people coming along the E4 motorway miss when staying here is that if they take the OLD Stockholm road instead of the motorway, they would find some of the finest archipelago the country can offer. The countryside around is also littered with mansions, in a good agricultural area close to Stockholm. People have discovered this and house prices go up as it is commuter distance to Stockholm, something our recently assassinated foreign minister picked up on since her husband is the Head of County Sörmland and so they lived here in its capital. It was probably because of her that the Swedish EU presidency foreign ministers' meeting was held here and that was a bit of an eye opener to foreign journalists who discovered a nice region which has been great for tourism.

Another great thing is that for a few years, Ryanair has flown here from Stanstead but it was recently announced that they would make Nyköping (or Stockholm South as they call it...) their hub of Scandinavia and they now also have flights to five other European destinations which is why this sleepy town will see a lot more action in future! Following the death of foreign minister Anna Lindh, some people also want to change its name to Anna Lindh Airport.

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