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Dizzyhead Says: This is both the museum and the library in Strängnäs, the great culture house. Multeum offer the visitor so much in such a little town as Strängnäs. You can borrow many books, cds, go and join lectures, visit exhibitions, lend computors, study, have a cheap cup of coffee and...
Dizzyhead Says: Åkers Styckebruk is a part of Strängnäs kommun, the big area of Strängnäs.
sim1 Says: Taken a picture of the cathedral isn't always an easy thing to do. From quite a few angles you can see the top of the tower, but when you get closer there are always some big trees or houses in the way, or also quite often the case, the sunlight come from the total wrong...
ape_huva Says: Strängnäs is nowadays a small town in Sweden but in the past was a very important religious and military spot. As a result the town now posses an impresive cathedral you can visit. Don't miss the chance!
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ape_huva Says: Strängnäs is well conected with Stockholm by train. It takes 50 minutes to get to the capital's central station. Sodertelje Syd is on the same route. The train is very modern and comfortable.
Swed-Asia Travels.: Trips to Asia.
Dizzyhead Says: Here you buy trips to Asia mostly and you can order tickets from all over the world. If you want to go to China or Kenya, it doesnt matter. Big Travel will help you to get your tickets and all other things too.
Slöjdgården.: Handycraft shop.
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Ostaffären.: Delicious cheese here!
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Sunset and Sunrise in Strängnäs
sim1 Says: The daylight hours (hours between sunrise and sunset) vary a lot between the winter and summer months. People may expect to see the midnight sun during the summer, because they are in Scandinavia. But this is not true for Strängnäs, because you are not far enough north in...
Interesting places to see in the area
sim1 Says: • Eskilstuna: not a real tourist destination, but it has some nice places. My favourite of all is the Fors Kyrka (Fors Church). Also worth visiting is the Klosterkyrka, sculpture 'Hand of God' by Miles, the historic area of "Rademachersmedjorna" and the museum...
Interesting places to see in the area
sim1 Says: • Anundshög: old burial mounds from Viking Age.• Birka: ruins from old capital city of Sweden.• Mariefred with Gripsholm Castle. A picturesque village and a beautiful castle. In the castle is also the Swedish National Portrait Collection.• Sigtuna: old city with lots of...
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This is the pulpit in Strängnäs cathedral. The pulpit dates back to 1789 and is in Gustavian style and was made by the royal sculpturer P. Ljung.
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All the pictures on this travelpage are taken by me or by Åke (former VT-member Akeke), unless otherwise stated. Please do not use any of them without permission.
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Being from Southern Spain, one of the most different things I've known travelling is the Swedish winter. We went to visit my very good friend Henric, flying very cheap with Ryanair from London. One of...
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This city has around 10 000 inhabitants and has a long military history. Now when it is bad econical times and Sweden is amemeber of EEC, we dont need the army according to the politicians. That is......
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