Örebro, however you want it.

Welcome to Örebro, the picturesque town that is steeped in history and culture. The medieval traffic through the kingdom once crossed the river Svartå, and the town centre is a reminder of those times. The 13th-century bridge over Svartån, called "Örebron", was the beginning of the nearby town's development into a commercial centre.

Örebro's central location in the middle of Svealand has made it an eye-catcher throughout the years. Count Karl, Gustav Vasa’s son, was a frequent visitor to Örebro, and in the late 17th century, he transformed the old medieval castle into a grandiose Vasa castle. Today, the castle draws many visitors every year, and during the summer, the inner city is full of sidewalk restaurants, many of which are found in the fantastic environment of the neighbourhood around the palace.

The river Svartån winds through the city, putting its stamp on Örebro. Take a stroll along the nature path to the waterfalls and enjoy the serene surroundings. Don't forget to visit the open-air museum of Wadköping, where you can explore the arts and crafts booths and shops.

Come and experience the charm and beauty of Örebro, where history and nature blend seamlessly together.