El_Sueco Says: The oldest parts of the church is from the end of 12th century. The name of the church is mentioned in a written document as early as 1282.
KingSeany Says: Festers is a pub and club (a club on Fri and Sat til 2.00am). We went once, and the place was almost empty, so not much of an atmosphere. The food was really good, but quite pricey we thought. It was from the a la carte menu though. Service was good.
KingSeany Says: Although not a huge town, there is a good bus service, which operates all around the town, and surrounding area. Buses are red, and there are stops on most of the main streets. Timetables are displayed on the stops, and printed timetable booklets are available on the buses...
Town in general: Nothing special
KingSeany Says: If you are wanting to do some serious shopping here, think again. The town is not particularly aimed at the tourist, more the local shopper. Expect the usual supermarkets, systembolaget off licence, a handful of gift shops, jewelers, photo shop, hair-dressers, a few clothes...
Small boats in Nynäshamn Harbour
El_Sueco Says: There are many people that like going out on the sea in motor yachts or in sailing boats. Take a stroll in the harbour and look at the boats. Some piers may have limited access.Near from here is the Sailing Guest Harbour, which is nice to use when you come with your own boat
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A restaurant on a boat. A popular place, closed in the winter. Serves a wide variety of local dishes, and drinks, at reasonable prices. It's all good so far...
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Nynäshamn - one of the ports to the East

Make your start at the Tourist information office! It is located in the old railway station. Get yourself a free city map and some useful information about events etc. The Nynäshamn Harbour is a nice...
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Nynäshamn is 50km south of Stockholm. It can be a beautiful place in the summer, and in the winter too. The harbour provides plenty of activities, such as boat trips, shops, restaurants and sports.......
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Nynäshamn - Not in any of the guide books!

Right at the end of Stockholm's southern commuter rail line, Nynäshamn is a Baltic port 58km and an hour's train ride from the city. Way off the tourist beat, we went here on a whim (it was raining...
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To Nynäshamn on a steam train!!!!!

Before today, what I knew about Nynäshamn, a small harbor town about 1,5 hours away from Stockholm (by commuter train!), is that you can take the ferry to Gotland or Poland. The reason I visited it......
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