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A complex of Bronze Age petroglyphs, including the 4.13 m long and 0.6 m high Brandskogsskeppet (Brandskogen Ship) petroglyph.
The Rock carvings of Boglösa in the province of Uppland in central Sweden are located to the southeast of Enköping. The three petroglyphs form part of a complex of rock art. They derive from the Swedish Bronze Age and the Iron Age. They are:Boglösa Kyrka, near the church; Brandskogen, 900 m west of Boglösa Kyrka Rickeby, near the church
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A museum of local history.
A local art exhibition hall.
Castle near Enköping which is today a conference hall, hotel, spa and restaurant. (Not to be confused with Haga of Solna!).
In Enköping municipality. It was the summer residence of King Gustavus III. It has a famous arboretum which can be seen during booked tours.
17th-century castle by Lake Mälaren which is the private residence of the von Ehrenheim family. The palace interiors are only accessible through guided tours.