Sights in Norrtälje

Battery Arholma is a fortification facility blasted into the rock along the rocky northern coast of Arholma, one of the islands farthest out in Stockholm's northern archipelago.

Here you can see art exhibitions, take a guided tour of the beacon and enjoy the view.

Arholma Church is located on the island of Arholma, on Kvarnberget above Kägelbacken. The church was originally a mission house on Kungsholmen, which was moved to Arholma in the 1920s.

Viewpoint in Roslagen.

Viewpoint in Roslagen.

On the islands of Arholma and Idö you'll find a real archipelago landscape with fields, shore meadows, pastures and deciduous trees.

Nature reserve in Norrtälje, established 2002. 89 hectares.

Nature reserve in Norrtälje, established 1996. 119 hectares.

Barnens ö (the Children's Island), between Väddö and Björkö, is known throughout Sweden for its children's summer camps. Thousands of children still spend wonderful camp days on the children's own island in the Roslagen archipelago.

Nature reserve in Norrtälje, established 2014. 67 hectares.

Top-secret coastal defence facility! Strategically placed by the sea on the northern tip of the island of Arholma lies Batteri Arholma. Battery Arholma was built for the Cold War and was completed in 1968.