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Strömsholm Slott is, a royal palace, which sits beside the Strömsholm Canal. Cycle its towpaths, enjoying waterside views. The palace grounds offer historical sights and gardens. It's a scenic destination, blending culture with outdoor exploration, a perfect rest stop on your ride.

Hjälmare dock was designed by Johan Edström in 1820. Many different types of boats have been manufactured in it. It is still used as a winter storage place and for repairs, mainly of leisure boats. The doll's special flora attracts some unusual butterfly species. The yard magazine was added in connection with the dock being built in the 1820s. There was a similar building next door but it is now demolished. Today, part of the shipyard warehouse is used as a café. There are plans to establish a visitor center in the other part of the building. Shipyard construction: The shipyard was closed in 1963. During the last decade, many road ferries were manufactured here. Part of this shipyard building today functions as an exhibition space for Hjälmare Docka's Shipyard History Collection. A service facility with WC and shower is currently being built in the rear regions of the building. The forge t.v. and the model workshop t.h. both were connected with the shipyard operations. Two of the canal's shipbuilders were Carl Jacob Stenström and his son Hugo David Stenström. Hundreds of boat drawings from the shipyard at Hjälmare dock are preserved in the Västerås City Archives. Worker's housing Next to the dock there are two rows that previously housed three or four worker's apartments each. Now there is a channel office here. Nearby was the trading booth that was run by the Handelsföreningen Enighet Ger Styrka in the years 1905-1960. To the south of Slätgärdet was the poor house. These houses are today private residences. The clapboard bridge at Hjälmare dock There used to be a floating bridge here that the area's youth used as a meeting point and dance floor. The raft bridge was eventually replaced by a Dutch bascule bridge. The old road barrier with its crank mechanism is manufactured in Örebro.

Bageri Svart/Verkstan is Johan Sörberg's hobby project on the farm in Trantorp where he lives and which will be open a little from time to time. When the shelves are filled with fresh bread, his amazing neighbors get to come and sell what they grow or raise, from vegetables, eggs, meat, sausages, flowers and cheese. But who is Johan Sörberg? He is a baker and master pastry chef who has accomplished a lot in my profession, started bakeries both in Sweden and abroad, was a coach for the Swedish national baking team, jury in the bakery WC, jury in Hela Sverige Bakar, wrote several well-known books about bread. Svart Verkstan acts as his test bakery with a shop that will be open a little from time to time, will also have courses depending on the time. The flour comes primarily from the Warbro mill, works exclusively with different sourdoughs and as local raw materials as possible Opening times can be found on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/Svartverkstan

Arboga has been mentioned since the 13th century and has its beautiful historic town center on both sides of the Arbogaån river bank. Many houses and the striking church bear witness to great wealth, which probably arose from the processing of iron.

Here you can find out more about the history of the castle. There is a translation into English if you don't know Swedish.

A small castle - large parks ... worth seeing!