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Sjalen Says: After the town was set on fire by the Russians, it was rebuilt by craftsmen who then settled here, in what has become the oldest part of Trosa. Included amongst the lovely wooden houses is Garvaregården with the town museum and a nice café. This is also where you find some...
Sjalen Says: Little Trosa square with its tiny town hall is a typical example of a Swedish wooden town. It is also around this area that you find most shops for your souvenirs.
El_Sueco Says: This is the old Rådstugan, where now library and tourist office reside.
Sjalen Says: A typical old fashioned café in a beautiful wooden house by the river. Any cake or bun :-)
Sjalen Says: The most scenic way to reach Trosa is of course from the sea, either with your own boat or with the Labrador from the nearby town of Nyköping summertime. The latter takes you through Stendörren nature reserve and a lot of other lovely archipelago sights and you can have a...
Sjalen Says: Despite the scenic archipelago, most people have to arrive by land. If you don't have your own car, this can be done by train from Stockholm or Norrköping/Nyköping to nearby Vagnhärad (where you can see the old king's own waiting lounge as he had a summer castle in nearby...
Sjalen Says: At Garvaregården, but also down towards the guest harbour by the river mouth, there are several galleries with both more expensive art such as paintings and glass, and cheaper Swedish souvenirs, art made of driftwood etc.
Sjalen Says: My favourite thing in Trosa is to stroll along the little river and admire the fantastic wooden houses with what we call "carpenter's delight" in Swedish. All those different panels and decorations along the balconies and gables that require patience to cut and fit.
Tourist Information office in Trosa.
Dizzyhead Says: The address to tourist information office in Trosa.Trosa Turism Phone nr: 0156-52222Rådhuset mail adr: turism@trosa.comTorget web site: www.trosa.comBox 7661922 Trosa
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A typical old fashioned café in a beautiful wooden house by the river. Any cake or bun :-)
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Being so close every summer, it's amazing that I never got here until 1998 but then it was just as nice as I had imagined. Trosa brings a smile to any Swedish lips as it is not only the name of a...
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Trosa is a summer city. In summer the population duplicates (or triplicates). The distance to Stockholm is about 1 hour with car, so there are people who lives in Trosa and works in Stockholm, the......
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