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Place in Uppland, Sweden
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Norrtälje, archaic spelling Norrtelje, is a town in northern Stockholm County, and the gateway to the northern parts of Stockholm archipelago. The ports of Kapellskär and Grisslehamn have international ferry connections.
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A hot bulb engine factory museum.
A museum for Swedish satirist and illustrator Albert Engström.
A coastal fortress built for the Cold War. Decommissioned in the early 2000s and converted to a museum.
A reconstructed Viking village situated on the shore of lake Erken. A small nature reserve of Norr Malma to the south, including a large graveyard from the Iron Age. The whole region – known as Roslagen – is steeped in history. In the Viking Age there was important trade with the East. There is a nice 18th-century inn and restaurant nearby and a child-friendly lakeside beach.
Hamburger joint
An outdoor restaurant open from June to August.
Greek restaurant operating on an old steamship.
An estate with history back to the 14 century. The palace was built in the 1840s.
By train
By car
The E18 from Stockholm or by ferry (see below) from Finland or Estonia.
By bus
Norrtälje is served by SL, the public transportation carrier of Stockholm County. See that article for details about ticketing.
By boat
Finland and Estonia are one time zone ahead of Sweden.
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