Location: Sodertalje
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Södertälje (Swedish pronunciation: [sœdɛ²ʈɛlːjɛ] ( listen)) is a city and the seat of Södertälje Municipality, Stockholm County, Sweden. As of 2016, it has a population of 71,774 inhabitants.
Restaurants in Sodertalje
1. Tom Tits Experiment
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 288 reviews
We have four floors and a park (open May-September) with experiments that children, teenagers and adults can enjoy. The experiments tempt us into learning a little bit more about technology, physics, maths, geography, biology, how people work, illusions, and much, much more.
Reviewed By yvr2010-06 - Vancouver, Canada
Even if you are not terribly interested in Science, I guarantee you would still enjoy a visit to Tom Tits Experiments. There is a wide variety of hands on experiments to take part in both inside and outside. The only one suggestion I would have is for a little more English signs. Some of the signs or explanations were only in Swedish. Other than that this place is a great place to take the family. Expect to be here at least for 4 hours or more. You have in and out privileges too so if you need a break and want to come back.
Tom Tits is just outside of Central Stockholm but can easily be accessed by commuter train. It took us about a 40 minute train ride and then a 5-10 minute walk. A bus transfer option was available but it was a beautiful day so we walked and took in the town a bit.
My family and I had a fantastic day! We would definitely be interested in going back again if we are back in Stockholm.
2. Torekallberget
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Andyse - Sweden
This place is great if you have small kids between the age 2-8 years old. Kids could see different animals, there is little house just for kids to play – with stove, small tables, beds where they can play and also for my niece the best attraction is to jump in to straw. She can spend there hours. However the best time for a visit is spring, summer and fall.
For adults there are few nice cafeterias with nice variety of cakes and sandwiches and one bakery where they bake nice cinnamon buns.
3. Salems kyrka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Giorgio B - Lund, Sweden
A very interesting church in Romanesque style, quite infrequent at these northern Latitude. The story of this building originating from the 12th century, and allegedly having been St. Bodvid's first burial place is fascinating, and so is the setting of the surrounding graveyard, overlooking the southern tip of Lake Born (Bornsjön).
4. The Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Garpenholtz - Stockholm
Beachhallen är en oas som skapar semesterkänsla på nolltid. Det är en gammal industrilokal som gjorts om till en "strand" med 8 sandiga beachvolleyplaner, en bar med matservering, ett gym, ett pingisbord och lounge. Här kan du spela volleyboll, ta en drink, träna i gymmet, äta något gott eller bara hänga med vänner och njuta av sand, musik och sommar - vilken tid på året som helst! Det går dessutom att boka konferenser och träna i träningsgrupper. Ett toppenställe helt enkelt. Beachhallen ligger nere vid hamnen och från utsidan ser det inte ut att vara mycket för världen, men på insidan är det en helt annan värld. Ett måste om du besöker Södertälje!
5. Sodertalje tourist information
Overall Ratings
3 based on 3 reviews
Sodertaljebyran is more than just a tourist office. It's a meeting and service point for visitors, residents, companies and local associations. We want to spread knowledge and strengthen the development of Sodertalje. We can help you find out more about sights, accommodation, experiences, activities, cultural and sports events and much more. Contact us for more information about our services.
Reviewed By Val J - Melbourne, Australia
Tourist information bureaus are a really useful place for travellers to visit. I found the assistant on the day I visited to be very helpful. However, as my visit progressed I found that some of the information I received to be inaccurate. I was given many brochures which were very useful and I did read those related to the sites I was interested in. However, the assistant recommended we take the hop on hop of boat (that was not operating at this time of year) and also recommended we visit the National Museum, which we did only to find it was closed for major renovations. We purchased a Stockholm Card and were told the only attractions we needed to pay for were City Hall and the ABBA museum, which we also found to be misleading. As such, this particular visit to the tourist office was disappointing.
