In Landsberga Gårdsbutik & Café you can buy all the good things from Uppland. In the old stable from the 19th century at Landsberga Gård you will find a real hub for Uppland food culture; Landsberga Gårdsbutik. Here you can buy delicious Närvärpta Gårdsägg from the farm's outdoor chickens, Närmalet Mjöl from wheat and rye grown on the farm and here you will find food, drink and beautiful gift items from all over Uppland. The café serves the farm's Närvärpta Äggsmörgås and delicious pastries with seasonal berries as well as self-made lunch dishes and on the outdoor terrace the view of Biskopskulla church is breathtaking. New for 2023 is the Summer Shop, which is housed in great-grandfather Henrik's old tool shed. There you can find everything that belongs to summer and country life and that fits in the croft and cottage.
Landsberga Gårdsbutik & Café is open every day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. When the shop is closed, you can buy eggs and flour for self-service from 6.30 a.m. until 9 p.m. You can pay by Swish in the egg shop.
At Landsberga Gård you can also go on a hike and look around the ancient royal estate. You can buy a packed lunch in the café. The farm's exciting history dates back to the 13th century and houses both Gustav Vasa and the Archbishop of Uppsala.
The Sandqvist family has been farming since great-grandfather Henrik Sandqvist sowed his first wheat in 1888. In the 1920s, grandmother Ester Sandqvist started raising chickens. Now a new era has begun with newly built henhouses for outdoor chickens that are fed with their own grown wheat, oats and rapeseed. The eggs are sold under the brand name Närvärpta Gårdsägg in Mälardalen.
You can also shop in the online store.
Listen to the story of Landsberga farm
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Production: David Larsson, Priroda Media
Screenplay: Ylva Fontell
Swedish narration: Åsa Lansfors Lindblom
German narration: Charlotte Rückl
English narration: Campbell Kelso
Production has been supported by Leader Mälardalen.
