Museer in Österåker

Björkliden farm museum aims to give you an insight into what life was like in the Stockholm archipelago in the past. On display are objects mainly from the early 1900s, depicting both people's lives and their work.

Husarö has from time immemorial been one of the strategic pilot stations in the Stockholm archipelago. A completely preserved pilot homestead is today the Husarö Pilot Museum.

At Norrgården, in the middle of the island of Ingmarsö, lies the Ingmarsö archipelago museum. Here, life on the islands of Ingmarsö and Brottö from the 900s to today is reflected. The museum is packed with stories and objects — everything from tall tales and history to clothes, gadgets and boats.

Ljusterö heritage museum, boat and fishing museum and general store. The Ljusterö heritage museum building is a dwelling house from the 1700s. It was built in Vadholma, on the southern part of Ljusterö.

Experience, stay, enjoy, eat, relax, hold a conference, get transported. Antrophia is the small company that wants to give you big opportunities to enjoy our fantastic archipelago! An archipelago island full of pleasure and experiences for all ages.

Construction of Siarö Fort on Kyrkogårdsön began during the First World War. But by the time the top-secret defence facility was completed, it was already declared obsolete. Today Siarö Fort is a fascinating underground museum.

Norrö courthouse stands by the old district road from Stockholm. Here the Åker ship district held its autumn assizes during the years 1724 to 1834, while the spring assizes were held at Wira ironworks.

Go on a local-history voyage of discovery! The museum is housed in what was once the area's poorhouse. The large room shows a brand-new, content-rich exhibition about Åkers kanal. The other rooms have different themes, such as a 19th-century kitchen, workshop/fishing hut, or clothing/fashion/textiles.