Fjärdhundraland
Get a sense of the old days of film at the old cinema in Örsundsbro. The wooden benches are hard, so a break is needed in the middle of the movie - a perfect time for refreshments from the small kiosk outside. The cinema may be old, but what is shown is current-day quality films that guarantee you a nice bio experience in the summer evening.
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Landsberga Gårdsbutik is a hub for upland food and tradition. Here you buy Local Farm Eggs and other locally produced food and drink. Rich selection of gift items.
Take the opportunity to have a coffee in the café! On the outdoor terrace you have a clear view all the way to Biskopskulla church.
A really nice destination where you can swim, hike around the large natural park, build huts or just relax on a lawn. Conferences, courses, weddings, overnight stays.
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Skokloster Castle is the largest private palace ever built in Sweden and it is one of the world's finest baroque museums.
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Grönsöö Castle offers everything you could want for a long, pleasant day out. A magnificent castle next to the water, lush and green park, good coffee and exhibitions, bathing opportunities and as the crown at work: the adorable little house in the water!
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Do you like tools? Then you should visit the Bahco Museum!
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400 years of garden history, a beautiful castle with castle café and shop. Celebrate a wedding or hold a conference. Good overnight accommodation.
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Härnevi church is located in an idyllic village setting with lush trees and a tarred bell tower. Summer café.
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Torstuna church is from the 1790s in neoclassical style and very spacious. The population of Torstuna was large at that time and everyone had to fit in the church! The building replaced a medieval church that had been struck by lightning in the early 18th century. The altarpiece was made by Burkhard Precht, one of the best Stockholm craftsmen of the Baroque era.
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Hembygdsgården Härled is situated high and scenic with wide views of the nejden. The red-painted manor building dates back to the 18th century and stands in its original location. The farrow branch with its sun symbol is typical of this part of Uppland.
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Hemsta Hagar is a nature reserve with a lot of culture. The pastures are lands that have been grazed for millennia, and with flowers and plants that thrive right here. Further into the pastures you will find a historical jewel - rock carvings that were knocked into a rock during the Bronze Age.
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An almost three meter high monument to a Viking disaster.
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Settle down here, on the border between Västmanland and Uppland, by Sagån. Hear the story of how the "day boy" Lundström one day in 1818 made an unexpected find. Listen here or in the app Storyspot. Production: David Larsson, Priroda Media, Screenplay: Ylva Fontell, Reading Swedish: Åsa Lansfors Lindblom. The production has been carried out with support from Leader Mälardalen.
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Frösthult's church is a medieval church that was equipped with towers in the 1840s.
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You can not miss Karleby Tingshus when traveling along the RV70. The carpeted house with a capped canopy crowned by a bell tower was commissioned for the winter tent 1688. For two centuries it was used for trials and there was also a dungeon in the cellar of the house.
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The cattle farm is a well-preserved farmhouse where we can see how life happened in the early 19th century. Bend your neck, because you take a step into a time when the threshold was high, the door post was low, the farm's only cow was small and the pig lived in a cubicle smaller than your TV.
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Small medieval church with strong links to the Wik estate.
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One of Uppland's largest villages in its time and with a dramatic "royal" history. In the village there are many old buildings left - do not miss the beautiful magazines from the railway era.
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Today, Tuna is a village with a nursery and vast fields. But 1700 years ago, Tuna was on the shores of Lake Mälaren, and the local king lived here. Hear the story of the king's medallion and the gold in the potato land! Listen in the app Storyspot where you will find many more exciting stories, or directly here. Production: David Larsson, Priroda MediaManus: Ylva […]
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Construction of the church began in the 13th century, but many later periods have left their mark. Inside the church there are vault paintings from the 1460s by the so-called Ärentuna master.
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Beautiful nature reserve with a fantastic view of the countryside. Easy walking - discover both plants and remains from the Iron Age. In early spring, the ridge is covered by a purple veil – this is where the most backsippers grow in Uppsala county. The purple beauties thrive on the lean and sunny slopes. Along the ridge there are also a number of ancient remains, a burial ground with stone placements and [...]
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Visit the small museum Kappen which tells the story of Sweden's first cooperative company.
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Experience both nature and culture while walking on the old church path that runs between Skekarsbo and Nora church in Tärnsjö. The easily walked path is about 9 km long easy road and takes you through the tallest woods and along the tracks over the big wet North Myran.
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Nice place for a picnic at the church ruin.
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Fjärdhundra was created as a station community by the railway between Enköping and Heby / Runhällen. The railway has been closed for a long time, and today Fjärdhundra is a community on road 70 between Enköping and Sala. Fjärdhundra can be seen in the distance, thanks to the silo rising over the plain Marstallen. There, the grain is taken care of and delivered by the area's farmers. At the entrance to […]
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Örsundaån is the artery through Fjärdhundraland. Here, goods and people have been transported since time immemorial. The river was not the unassuming watercourse it is today, but a mighty river that could carry the ships of the Viking Age, directly into the sea. In the Viking Age and the Middle Ages, Fjärdhundraland was a large country, gathered around Örsundaån and Enköpingsåsen. Thanks to the river and […]
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High on a hill stands Altuna church with a view of the entire parish. The church is from the middle of the 19th century.
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Pukberget is a place that sets the imagination in motion. At Pukberget there are lots of huge moss-covered boulders that broadcast like a giant. Among the blocks are several smaller caves. The largest, the Pukberg cave, you can climb into.
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At the Altuna stone you will see exciting picture stories from the Viking Age fairy tale world.
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Around Björksta church, in the vicinity of Sagån, there are several sites with exciting rock carvings to visit.
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Albertus Pictor paintings with, among other things, Sweden's oldest picture of a skier.
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Here in Fjärdhundraland it is not hilly. But the ridges have been helpful to both us who want a view, and medieval road users who needed help finding the right way and getting dry-shod. Listen to the story of ridges, created by the ice age!
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With rune stone dimensions measured, this is an extremely minimalist rune stone. No intricate loops or intricate borders, but the grate has settled for a cross and a single rhinestone row on the high, smooth stone.
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A Viking on skis can be seen on Bökstastenen.
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To the exterior a typical upland church - whitewashed and without towers. Inside you should first and foremost look at the fine arches construction in the choir - the medieval builders were real estates!
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Taste memories bring you the flavors and food traditions of the past.
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On the eve of Walpurgis Fair in 1791, a group of young people gathered to make a fire and scare the wild animals by making noise with, among other things, rifle shooting. Unfortunately, one of the shots hit a 16-year-old girl who died. The young people of the village have carved a memorial in the stone slab to honor Margareta Olofsdotter's memory. The place is in the forest […]
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The entire Fjärdhundraland is filled with history. In Morgongåva, a group of enthusiasts have made the story extra accessible in what is called Morgongåva Viking area. Within the area there are not only rune stones, but also burial mounds, tar piles and other exciting ones. See also Morgongåvas new runstone
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The road between Nysätra church and Torstuna church is a road where people have traveled since time immemorial. Amunde and Ödgärd once lived here, who "had this stone erected after Anund, their son, and made a bridge". It is the runestone U 839, which stands by the roadside near Ryda kungsgård, a few hundred meters from Örsundaån, which was the […]
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Biskopskulla Church is a medieval church in disguise - at first glance the small towered sanctuary looks like it's from the 18th century - but step inside and you'll be greeted by medieval frescoes.
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An odd memorial that reminds us of evil, sudden death.
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A small church from the 15th century. Inside there are some fine medieval sculptures and one of Sweden's oldest organs. Nearby is the Andrum outdoor chapel.
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Paintings by Albertus Pictor in good condition.
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A thousand years ago, Ari, who lived at Ramsjö farm, decided to let a runic stone travel in memory of his father. While walking, the stone has found its way to Edinburgh, where it now stands. 2014 a copy of the stone was erected at home in Morgongåva.
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Uppsala-Näs church can be seen at the side of the road — a nice place to stop! The church was built in the 15th century and has been renovated a number of times over the centuries. The church interior is white and without paintings. Part of a rune stone is embedded in the church wall.
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Need a guide? Then you should contact Eva Wrede at Mission Culture
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Medieval church with beautiful altar cabinet.
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A beautiful little medieval church that has plenty of blinders on the facade. Blinders are decorative patterns and recesses in the wall surface.
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In the 1000s Torsten made this stone in memory of Halvdan.
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Hjälsta church was built at the end of the 15th century. It has high and stately vaults, but is completely devoid of medieval vault paintings. Do not miss the fine rune stones that stand just outside the cemetery wall west of the church.
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Härkeberga church is filled with paintings by Albertus Pictor. Not a centimeter is empty, everywhere there are pictures of biblical figures, the essence of folk beliefs, exotic animals and many other things.
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A delicious pink church with fine tile details. Since the church has a very good acoustics, it is today known as a high-class concert church under Anders Wall's patronage. Since 1989, 6-10 concerts are held here every year.
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On the road between Härkeberga and Skolsta is a rune stone that tells the story of a person who actually lived in this very place, Kälsta, a thousand years ago.
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The white-clad church is located at a small height in the middle of the upland cultivation landscape. It is not far to Mälarviken Oxen. The church is built in the Middle Ages and has a low and solid tower.
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In the village of Fröslunda in Altuna lies the hometown farm from the beginning of the 18oo century next to the parish's first schoolhouse. The small schoolhouse with just a single classroom has been painstakingly renovated into a charming school museum, where nothing is missing.
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Beside the road is a large cross-spruce ridge that tells us that Frögärd left the stone behind his husband Igul. At the end of the 19th century, it was on the hair that this stone was transported away to Skansen in Stockholm, but the Mjölk company in Forsby, who considered that the stone was on their land, put an end to the increase. U1154
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Take a journey of discovery among ancient monuments.
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Scenic situated ancient castle from the Iron Age. The walls are well visible and the place is a nice destination for both large and small. Skutters skans is one of about 150 ancient cities in Uppland. Here came the people to seek protection from enemies in troubled times. The castle was a safe place for both people and pets from the surrounding [...]
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Gryta kyrka is located at the end of an idyllic winding little road that first takes you past the stately Salnecke and Salnecke castle café. The church is a light-skinned medieval building with a chip roof. If the church is open, you can watch nice lime paintings in the spirit of Albertus Pictor. Don't miss the little special altar essay from the 18th century and the nice pulpit.
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The War Trail is a hike among the 10 soldier villages that existed in Dunderbo. Guided tours are sometimes offered, but you can also walk on your own. There is a brochure in a mailbox at Dunderbo Ljus och Hantverk with a map for the one who goes without a guide. The distance is about 1.5 kilometers.
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At a few hundred meters distance from each other, two rune stones stand, both of which are ridden by women.
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A very large rock carving in a beautiful forest landscape.
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Örsundsbro is a community strategically located between Enköping and Uppsala, by road 55 that we travel on today, and by Örsundaån which was the Vikings' motorway. Örsundsbro - a trading place Örsundsbro is a trading place with very old origins. It all started with a bridge being built over the Örsundaån river around eight hundred years ago. The flat area of […]
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The most prominent at Ytterkvarn is the stone bridge over Skattmansöån. Here, the fall height in the year has long been used for iron handling and in the 18th century an ironworks was established. Upplandsleden passes by Ytterkvarn and here is a resting place with a table of an old millstone. From here you can continue through Skattmansöådalen's nature reserve, on to Skattmansöbacken. At the bridge there is parking and information sign.
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Nysätra church is from the 15th century and built of brick. The facade has plenty of white blinds - ie decorative fields. Inside, the church is characterized by the style ideals of the 19th century.
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The hometown association in Husby-Sjutolft has no hometown farm to care for and maintain, but instead they put their power on events and excursions in the area.
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At the bell tower at Österunda Church you will find one of Upplands many rune stones. Like so many other rune stones, it was reused as the threshold of the church when it was built during the Middle Ages.
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Many rock carvings right next to the road.
Läs merThe Lagunda Hometown Association is dedicated to the areas around Örsundsbro. They manage, among other things, the Kvekgården and the Cape.
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Forsby is a village built on the rapids of the Örsunda River. Here, hydropower gave life to mills and sawmills before the electricity came. Hear the story of mills, millers and bakers in the large central town of Forsby! Listen in the Storyspot app or here. Text: Ylva Fontell. Background: Gunnar Larsson. Speaker: Åsa Lansfors. Music: Stefan Löfgren. - This Story Spot […]
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