Orminge Center

“Restaurang och bar samt spa. Kolla gärna meny och öppettider på www.skepparholmen.se Gångavstånd från hus, ca 1,5 km ”

“The city of Gustavsberg is known world wide for its production of porcelain and ceramics. There are several outlets selling porcelain and crystal glass from world renown Swedish and Scandinavian brands.”

“Small beach and a large grass area. Perfect for children and/or a bath in the sun. Bring a towel and spend the day here.”

“Take the boat into town. This is a great way to see Stockholm. We often take boat into town as it’s quite efficient (35-45 minutes) and let’s you leave the car at home. You’ll find times on www.Waxholmsbolaget.se or even better using their app ”Waxholmsbolaget”. They have a café on the boat and you can buy wine, snacks and sit on the upper deck and enjoy it and do some house spotting. Closest jetty is ”Hasseludden”. It takes 10 minutes to walk there, but it’s a great walk next to sea. You can also usually find parking along the street Hasseluddsvägen if you prefer to take the car. The jetty in town is called “Strömkajen”, next to Grand Hotel and close to the castle. “ The trip costs 60 kr per adult and you pay on the ferry. You are asked to show the ticket when leaving the ferry. Most boats are modern but if you look for Norrskär or Storskär in the timetable you are up for a real time travel. Another nice boattrip is Nacka Strand - half way to city. Where the boat Docks there is a restaurant right on the water ”Restaurang J Nacka strand” this is quite busy and fun summer nights. 3. Take the boat to the archipelago. Take the boat from Hasseludden to for example Sandhamn, where a lot of sailing activities take place in the summer. Also Vaxholm is a nice closer trip, being a larger seaside community with a lot of connecting boats going to different areas in the archipelago. Waxholm also has some nice restaurants and shops, for example Magasinet that except for haveing a café also sell nice interior design.”

“Sågsjön (“Saw lake”) is also very nice, a bit bigger and has a small beach with jettys to get into the water from. If you have small kids this is an easier place to swim from than Vittjärn. You access the beach if you take the small path leading from the middle of Solviksvägen. Where Solviksvägen takes a turn there is a small parkinglot and the walkingpath to the beach (100 m) starts. ”