Trosa kommun Essentials

Trosa kommun combines royal heritage with coastal history along the Baltic Sea. The area is anchored by the 18th-century Tullgarn Palace and the privately owned Tureholm Castle. In the town center, preserved wooden architecture houses the Garvaregården museum and specialized confectioneries like Marsipangården. Historical sites include the Viking-age runic inscriptions at Trosa bro and the medieval Västerljungs kyrka, while Jättarsberget and Trosa Havsbad provide access to archipelago views and sandy beaches.

Tullgarn Palace

Tullgarn Palace is a royal summer palace in the province of Södermanland, south of Stockholm, Sweden.

Tureholm Castle

Tureholm Castle is a privately owned castle in Trosa Municipality in Sweden.

Garvaregården

Trosa’s town museum and cultural center located in a preserved 18th-century tannery. It features historical workshops, a craft shop, and exhibitions detailing the town’s maritime and artisan history.

Trosa Havsbad

A coastal swimming area and campsite on the island of Öknö. It features sandy beaches, rocky outcrops, diving towers, and boat rentals for exploring the archipelago.

Jättarsberget

A natural viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the Trosa river, the town center, and the surrounding Baltic Sea islands.

Marsipangården Café & Butik

A specialized confectionery and café located in a historic wooden building, known for handmade marzipan and chocolate treats produced on-site.

Trosa bro

Site of the Sö 39 runic inscription, a Viking-age text carved directly into the bedrock near the bridge at Åda.

Västerljungs kyrka

A medieval Lutheran church with a tower dating back to the 12th century. The interior houses several significant runestone fragments and historic ecclesiastical art.