Stockholms län
In Lejondal Nature Reserve, a wetland has been created to give amphibians a place to thrive and at the same time create a dry habitat for the flowers in the area through a so-called dry slope.
Fågelsångsmossen is known as one of two sites for dwarf birch in Stockholm County. The bog is also one of the best examples of an arched bog in eastern Svealand. Surrounded by spruce forest, low bog pine forest grows here around a laggkärr.
Väddö Canal is both of cultural and historical interest and has high natural values. The first canal was built by order of Gustav Vasa in 1553. The canal you see today began to be dug in 1820 by 300 soldiers from various regiments. King Karl XIV Johan inaug…
Rörvik's nature reserve includes St. Peter's keys, Adam and Eve and grove-like noble forest and conifers
A natural monument consisting of a field of coarse shingle. Väddö is known for its shingle fields, which are formed by round rocks ground by the waves of the sea. These fields are a result of the uplifting of the land after the ice age and the fact that for…
North of Lake Storsjön, near Lindholmens gård, lies Vasakullen, which takes its name from the castle that stood on the hill until the end of the 18th century. At the time of Gustav Vasa's birth, the castle was owned by the future king's closest relatives. T…
Spegeldammen at Skogskyrkogården is the only known place in the south of Stockholm where the greater newt breeds. Every year in May, the City of Stockholm organizes a salamander survey at Spegeldammen. Both the great crested newt and the lesser crested newt…
Svartkärrsberget är Nackas första biotopskyddsområde. Här kan du uppleva en naturskogsartad skog som har fått utvecklas fritt under lång tid. Landskapet är varierat och kuperat, med senvuxna tallar på hällmarker, gamla ekar och granar samt fuktiga sänkor me…
