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A public beach in Lake Mälaren.
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Built in the first half of the 12th century. Supposedly the cathedral of the archdiocese of Sweden before it moved to Uppsala.
Permanent exhibitions about the earliest history of Sigtuna, the previous ceramics factory of Steninge Castle and about the painters Carl Peter Lehmann and Gideon Ekholm.
Sigtuna Culture Seat
A local art gallery.
Built in the first half of the 12th century. It was turned into a school after the Protestant reformation but was destroyed in a fire in 1658. All that remains is one of the church towers.
A preserved typical fin de siècle middle class family home.
Town Hall
Built in 1744 and said to be the smallest in Sweden.