Siggesta Gård

A 14th-century church.

A fortress which has guarded Stockholm's harbour since the 16th century, and famously resisted an attack by the Russian Empire in 1719. Over the centuries, an extensive coastal defense system was built across the archipelago, with Vaxholm as its headquarters. The fortress was also used as a prison. Some scenes of a 1970 Pippi Longstocking film was shot here. Since 2003, the fortress has a museum of its history, as well as hospitality venues.

Reminds of the closed-down Gustavsberg porcelain factory. The factory has roots in a tile factory from the 17th century. The porcelain company was founded 1825 and became one of Sweden's dominating brands.

An art gallery. Received the Swedish tourist award 2017.

Local history museum. Also has filials at Nämdö and Runmarö.

A mine on Resarö, with one unusual distinction: nine chemical elements of the periodic table were discovered here, four of them named by the settlement: yttrium, ytterbium, terbium and erbium.