Top Things to do in Nykoping
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Nykoping, Sweden
Discover the best top things to do in Nykoping, Sweden including Nykoping Castle, Nykopings Hamn, Nykopingsan, F11 Museum, Nynas Slott, S:t Nicolai kyrka, Nykoping Tourist Center, Storhusfallet, Sormlandsleden, Hjortenbergsbadet.
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1. Nykoping Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Mbv9415 - Omaha, Nebraska
If you are travelling in Sweden during the "low season", please check dates and times for museums and other historical locations.
Enjoyed the history and the architecture of a castle that was built and remodeled over several generations. Walk the ramparts, stand on the foundations, enjoy the beauty of this castle.
Whether walking inside/through the castle or on either side of the canal, the views were unique.
2. Nykopings Hamn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Rik G - Nyköping, Södermanlands Län, Sweden
Here you have pretty walks, mini golf, bars, restaurants (including a fish restaurant), ice cream parlours, bars, food, night life, day life, boats.... And more boats ... On Wednesdays during the summer there is car night where lots of classic cars, hot rods and modern sports cars get shown off in all their glory ...
It's a good place ✌️
3. Nykopingsan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By MalaguenoFinlandese - Marbella, Spain
This is incredible beatiful, thousand of year history, natural beaty, cascades, upper side with an small island in the river, much different birds and ducks. Very very beatiful. Take couple of hours to walk, upper side not for wheel shares. Possible to get a bycykle from Town Hall, and bike through it..
4. F11 Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Laponian - Sweden
It is not the biggest and best museum, but the old men running it has gathered an intresting collection. Kids will love to run around and test the planes allowed for sitting in.
If you fly to Skavsta Airport, it is in the same area. Free parking (for the museum, not for flights :) )
Swedish history from the time we still had an army..
Free of charge, check openingtimes online since it changes a lot. They have a box for donations.
Sometimes they also have airshows with Jas 39 Gripen, Hercules, Tunnan and other.
Also free of charge.
5. Nynas Slott
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Ulf K - Stockholm, Sweden
An interesting old castle from the 17-th Century. Good guiding tours with an enthusiastic guide but with limited knowledge or not very good memory, but overall ok. This castle has passed many different phases over the years, now in the hands of the local Community. There are many(>40) Castles in this part of the country.
There is a cageteria or restaurant with simple but quite good food.
You should take your time and walk around and see the surroundings, very nice nature.
What I did not like was that there is no announcemnt that you are not allowed to take photos. This was mentioned when I had paid the admission fee. This should absolutely be annonced in the entrance hall and on the homepage!!!
6. S:t Nicolai kyrka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Mbv9415 - Omaha, Nebraska
definitely enjoyed touring the old churches in Sweden. One of the oldest. The ladies were very gracious during our visit. Always in awe of the history in these churches.
If you are doing ancestry searches, this is where you need to go if looking for a family name in the cemetery next to the train station.
7. Nykoping Tourist Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Let us help you with information and inspiration about the destination Nyköping and the surrounding area. At the tourist center you will find brochures, maps, fishing cards and local souvenirs. We also sell tickets to most of the events in Nyköping.
Reviewed By Mbv9415 - Omaha, Nebraska
Younger girl working the desk, very helpful, good english. If you are lost or looking for info, stop. It is on the town square.
8. Storhusfallet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
9. Sormlandsleden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By djeni - nyo
If you want to walk the whole of Sörmlandsleden, it's around 1000 km long. However, you can of course pick a shorter walk and there are also circle routes to choose from. The trails are wellkept and wellmarked, there are shelters where you can sleep and arranged barbeque areas.
It's a great way to experience the nature of Sörmland.
10. Hjortenbergsbadet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Rik G - Nyköping, Södermanlands Län, Sweden
Clean changing rooms with handicap facilities ✌️
Great choice of pools , outside / inside, small wave pool ... climbing wall, slides , diving boards , training pool lanes for crawl & slow swim.
Good gym but seems a bit fishbowl ...
Hot and cold food available to order ....
Friendly staff (lots) keeping an eye on things
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