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Peninsula in eastern Södermanland, Sweden
Photo: Fotograf: Markus Tellerup, CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons
Södertörn [sødəˈʈœːɳ] is an island in Sweden, making up the southern part of Stockholm County province, protruding into the Baltic Sea. With many bridges to Stockholm's islands and to Södertälje, Södertörn is usually perceived as part of mainland Sweden. The port of Nynäshamn is on the island.
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In Huddinge displays litographic printing.
The paper mill in Tumba has a 250-year history of making Swedish banknotes. The exhibitions tell the story of the Bank of Sweden, the world's first central bank, and the first one to issue paper money.
Tyresö Slott
A stately home built in the 1630s by Councillor of the Realm Gabriel Oxenstierna. The palace now belongs to Nordiska museet. English park from the 1770s, the first in Sweden. The palace is shown as it looked as the private home of the papal chamberlain Claes and his wife Caroline Lagergren around the turn of century 1900.
An Iron-Age farm.
20 km south-east of central Stockholm. A part of the park was devastated by a wildfire in 1999. The park management lets it recover naturally.
Nature reserve.
Vegabaren opened 1964 and is the oldest hamburger restaurant in Sweden. The iconic burger is the home made 'Sambal burger'.
A nice hotel, newly renovated as of 2020.
A waterfront hotel in Nynäshamn.
A 17th-century manor, with traces of history back to the Middle Ages.
Relatively small shopping mall with around 30 shops and 10 cafés and restaurants
A shopping mall with parts of it outside with around 60 shops and 10 cafés and restaurants
The center of the city with shopping streets and smaller malls. Around 90 shops and 50 restaurants, bars and cafés
A shopping mall with around 60 shops and 10 cafés and restaurants
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