All Attractions near Asa graveyards

A hands-on, technical museum of armoured vehicles where machines, dioramas and restoration tell the story of Sweden’s defence engineering.

Wander ancient Iron Age burial mounds and Viking stone ships at Södermanland's grandest grave field, where history slumbers in serene wildlife haven.

An evocative World Heritage island where Viking trade, burial mounds and reconstructed houses bring early medieval Sweden to life.

A compact, year‑round outdoor hub on Björnön with a small slalom slope, varied fitness trails and lake viewpoints.

Discover over 225 bird species amid grazed meadows and hazel groves in this serene Natura 2000 haven near Lake Mälaren—a peaceful wildlife paradise in Upplands-Bro.

A small, gardened heritage house in Mariefred where local memories, period rooms and a lakeside café meet the silhouette of Gripsholm castle.

Explore Draknyckeln, a vibrant flea market in Järna, Sweden, offering an eclectic mix of vintage treasures, art, and unique souvenirs.

Uncover Enköping's layered past in a grand 1783 town hall, from Stone Age tools to industrial pipes in this intimate Uppland gem.

A free local-history museum on Faktoriholmarna where industrial machinery, interactive science exhibits and a colourful children’s gallery bring Eskilstuna’s past to life.

A hands-on brewpub in a converted factory on Faktorigatan — house-brewed taps, tasting flights and a cosy, communal atmosphere.

A neighbourhood cinema that blends a restored 1950s main auditorium with modern digital screens, accessible facilities and family‑friendly programming.

Discover the historical charm of Gripsholm Castle in Mariefred, a stunning fortress that offers a glimpse into Sweden's royal past and captivating architecture.

Explore the historical Grönsöö Castle in Enköping, Sweden – a captivating blend of culture, gardens, and culinary delights.

Low‑impact, wheelchair‑accessible bird towers framing reedbeds and open water in the historic Gäddeholm cultural reserve.

Sun-baked pastures, Bronze Age rock carvings and a rich meadow flora — a compact nature reserve for quiet walks and seasonal wildflowers.

Reed-fringed bird lake with accessible boardwalks, hides and viewpoints across pasture, woodland and shoreline — a year-round haven for birdwatching and nature walks.

A windswept royal estate and archaeological complex that anchored Viking-age Birka and holds burial mounds, runestones and medieval palace ruins.

A compact 14th‑century Uppland church famed for its exceptionally preserved 15th‑century frescoes by Albertus Pictor and a separate wooden bell tower.

Compact limestone quarry reserve near Strängnäs with dramatic rock faces, rare calciphile plants and echoes of medieval quarrying.

Step into Viking times at Runstensparken, where Kalle Runristare's colorful runestone replicas from Adelsö's royal past ignite ancient Norse tales amid Lake Mälaren's idyllic shores.

Discover the serene beauty and rich history of Klosters Kyrka, a stunning church and tourist attraction in the heart of Eskilstuna, Sweden.

An intimate, family-run alpaca farm near Västerås where small-group visits put calm animal encounters at the centre of the experience.

A compact, free-entry museum in Munktellstaden showcasing Swedish painting from the 1600s to contemporary works in a converted industrial setting.

Get up close with lemurs, camels, bison, and dinosaurs in this charming rural zoo—hands-on fun, daily shows, and nature's wonders all included for unforgettable family days.

Discover tranquil hiking trails through pine forests and Mälaren shores at Västerås' inviting Lägerplats, a free outdoor retreat blending nature's peace with endless exploration.

A miniature asphalt town where children take the wheel—motorised box cars, tractors, a carousel and water play combine for a full family summer day.

Discover Scania's century-spanning saga of trucks, innovation, and sustainable transport at this free Södertälje gem beside the lake.

A small, sheltered urban lake at Södertälje’s heart—quiet quays, waterside cafés and bridges that whisper the town’s maritime past.

Compact coastal reserve of granite ledges, clear rift lakes, short trails and quiet swimming coves near Mariefred.

Climb into history: 190 years of tractors, locomotives, and Volvo's bold engineering legacy await in Eskilstuna's industrial heart.

Chug through Sweden's past on century-old steam trains amid Mariefred's castle charm and scenic narrow-gauge rails.

A restored 17th‑century Baroque manor on Selaön, where formal gardens, lakeside views and layered history meet seasonal interiors and cultural events.

Explore the breathtaking natural beauty and geological wonders of Näby Cave in Nykvarn, a must-visit attraction for adventure seekers and nature lovers.

Step into Eskilstuna's 17th-century forges where blacksmiths still hammer history alive amid preserved industrial charm.

A practical, security‑controlled gateway into Scania’s Södertälje production campus — where logistics, loading bays and heavy vehicles meet the factory yard.

A specialised gearbox and transmission assembly hall within Scania’s Södertälje manufacturing campus — precision engineering at industrial scale.

A working Scania test and demonstration facility in Södertälje where trucks, technology and engineering are shown in action within a functional industrial campus.

A compact, free visitor centre that tells Scania’s engineering story through trucks, engines, railcars and century-old industrial artifacts.

A vast, functioning industrial campus where Scania’s engineering, production and corporate life come together in Södertälje.

A specialist gearbox assembly and service unit within Scania’s Södertälje manufacturing campus adjacent to Saltskogsfjärden.

Eskilstuna's hub for music, theater, dance, and film—widening horizons through intimate performances, school outreach, and community concerts.

Unearth Viking secrets in Sweden's cradle of history at this intimate museum brimming with medieval artifacts and interactive tales.

Stroll Sweden's oldest town's lakeside boardwalk, where Viking rune stones meet Mälaren vistas, mini-golf fun, and picnic serenity.

Explore Sigtuna Town Hall: A Charming Tourist Attraction in Sweden's Oldest Town with Rich History and Serene Views.

A rare 11th‑century rock panel where runes and vivid scenes of Sigurd the dragon‑slayer meet a memorial bridge inscription.

Plunge into Sweden's mining past at Skottvångs Gruva, where 300m-deep shafts, restored tunnels, and glowing kolmilor reveal the iron heart of Åkers bergslag.

Explore the historic St Lars Church ruins in Sigtuna, a captivating destination that offers a glimpse into Sweden's medieval past amidst stunning natural beauty.

A compact, atmospheric medieval ruin in Sigtuna where mossed stone arches and an apsal curve recall the town’s early Christian history.

Discover ethical rabbit farming and artisanal wool in Södermanland's peaceful countryside at this welcoming gårdsbutik.

A spacious open-air outlet village at Barkarby with roughly 70 stores and consistent 30–70% discounts across fashion, sports and home brands.

A compact, gently wild reserve of veteran pines, lily-flecked water and quiet viewpoints—ideal for short walks and mindful nature watching.

18-hole lakeside golf on historic farmland, rustic hotel stays, and nature reserve serenity at Strand Golf Resort in Eskilstuna.

Discover the rich history and breathtaking architecture of Strängnäs Cathedral, a must-visit landmark in Sweden's cultural landscape.

A restored mid‑19th‑century Dutch‑style windmill on a green rise above Strängnäs harbour, offering heritage insight and lake panoramas.

Sörmland's regenerative farm studio: pottery workshops, forest gardens, and vibrant seasonal markets in sustainable harmony.

A small, reassembled Viking-Age runestone at Hammarby — concise inscription, visible metal repairs and a direct link to Södermanland’s memorial tradition.

A secluded lakeside castle outside Gnesta where medieval foundations, rococo detail and parkland create a quietly luxurious hotel, restaurant and events setting.

Step into mid-19th-century Sörmland farm life at this evocative open-air museum amid Eskilstuna's serene Djurgården park—free entry to history's hearth.

Atmospheric 14th‑century castle ruins on a lakeside knoll—archaeology, quiet views and a strong sense of place.

Enköping's perennial masterpiece by Piet Oudolf: swaying grasses, seasonal blooms, and serene paths for year-round tranquility.

Step aboard a coal‑fired 1903 steamship for a slow, scenic journey across Lake Mälaren with historic interiors and waterfront views.

Ignite curiosity at Sweden's premier science playground: 400+ hands-on experiments, illusions, and summer park adventures for endless family discovery.

A hilltop open‑air museum in Södertälje where rebuilt 19th‑century streets, farmyards, period gardens and crafts bring local history to life.

A hands‑on celebration of Sweden’s tram and bus heritage — restored cars, museum rides and a charming old station café in Malmköping.

Utö Hus: A Historical Landmark in Strängnäs - Explore Sweden's Rich Cultural Heritage Surrounded by Nature's Beauty.

Discover airworthy Swedish jets and vintage trainers in a 1930s hangar, with cockpit simulators bringing flight history alive every Sunday.

A living, floating collection of Viking-style longships and traditional Swedish boats moored on Mälaren — tactile maritime history against a tranquil harbour shore.

Explore Västmanlands flygflottiljs minnessten, a historical landmark honoring Sweden's aviation legacy in a serene natural setting.

A small Mälaren island where an 800-year estate, restored manor and grazing meadows form a living cultural landscape.

Discover the enchanting Engsö Slott, a beautiful castle near Västerås, rich in history, stunning architecture, and breathtaking landscapes.

A compact, cheerful museum of comics, Disney memorabilia and design oddities assembled from Lasse Åberg’s personal collection.

Escape Eskilstuna's bustle into ancient farmlands and wooded trails at Årby Nature Reserve—a protected gem blending history, hikes, and wildlife just 2km from the center.

A small but varied municipal reserve of veteran trees, meadow flora and dead‑wood habitats with a short climb to a waterside outlook.