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Tourist service

Are you looking for more detailed information about the different destinations? Östergötland's tourist service will help you!

Along lake Vättern

Along the eastern shore of Lake Vättern, you will not only find some of Sweden's most visited nature areas; Omberg, Tåkern and Varamobaden, but also historical places such as Vadstena and Skänninge.

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Motala
Telephone:: +46(0)141-10 12 05
E-mail: upplev@motala.se
www.motalasjostad.se External link.

Vadstena
Telephone: +46(0)143-315 70
E-mail: info@vadstena.se
www.vadstena.se/turism External link.

Ödeshög
Telephone: +46(0)144-351 67
E-mail: tourism@odeshog.se
www.visitodeshog.se External link.

Mjölby/Skänninge
Telephone: +46(0)10-234 56 38
E-mail: turistbyran@mjolby.se
www.visitmjolby.se External link.

Göta canal

Boasting 58 impressive locks and 21 guest marinas, the 190 kilometre long Göta canal is one of the largest construction projects in Swedish history, attracting over 3 million visitors every year.

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AB Göta kanalbolag
Telephone: +46 (0) 141-20 20 50
E-mail: info@gotakanal.se
www.gotakanal.se External link.

Motala
Telephone: +46(0)141-10 12 05
E-mail: upplev@motala.se
www.motalasjostad.se External link.

Söderköping
Telephone: +46(0)121-181 60
E-mail: visit@soderkoping.se
visit.soderkoping.se External link.

Norrköping
Telephone: +46(0) 11-15 00 00
E-mail: kontaktcenter@norrkoping.se
visit.norrkoping.se External link.

Linköping
Telephone: +46(0)13-190 00 70
E-mail: info@visitlinkoping.se
www.visitlinkoping.se External link.

The archipelago of Östergötland

Imagine a deep blue sea that awakens a longing for freedom, fresh breezes and adventure. In this beautiful archipelago it’s easy to find your favourite islands, whether you prefer peace and relaxation or exciting adventures.

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Destination website
www.ostgotaskargarden.se External link.

Söderköping, S:t Anna skärgård
Telephone: +46(0)121-181 60
E-mail: visit@soderkoping.se
visit.soderkoping.se External link.

Valdemarsvik, Gryts skärgård
Telephone: +46(0)123-122 00
E-mail: turistbyran@tb.valdemarsvik.se
visit.valdemarsvik.se External link.

Norrköping, Arkösunds skärgård
Telephone: +46(0) 11-15 00 00
E-mail: kontaktcenter@norrkoping.se
visit.norrkoping.se External link.

Kinda canal

For those seeking beautiful natural experiences and peace and quiet, welcome to the Kinda kanal. The canal is an elongated area of 80 kilometres with varied nature and experiences, which stretches from the city of Linköping in the north to the parts of Horn and Hycklinge in the south.

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Southern Östergötland

Begin Your journey in Linköping and head south and You will find a paradise for nature lovers, offering unmissable natural surroundings and phenomena. Just a stone’s throw away is Astrid Lindgren's World, where visitors can meet beloved characters from Astrid Lindgren’s children’s books.

Read more about the southern part of Östergötland

Linköping
Telephone: +46(0)13-190 00 70
E-mail: info@visitlinkoping.se
www.visitlinkoping.se External link.

Boxholm
Telephone: +46(0)142-895 00
E-mail: turistinfo@boxholm.se
www.boxholm.se External link.

Kinda
Telephone: +46(0) 494-194 10
E-mail: turistbyran@kinda.se
www.kindaturism.se External link.

Ydre
Telephone: +46(0)381-66 12 00
E-mail: turistinfo@ydre.se
www.ydre.se External link.

Åtvidaberg
Telephone: +46(0)120-832 23
E-mail: turism@atvidaberg.se
www.visitatvidaberg.se External link.

Northern Östergötland

The area around Norrköping and Finspång in the northern part of Östergötland has a rich legacy of rural industrial history, beautiful forested areas, and lakes ideal for paddling. This is also the home of Scandinavia’s largest wildlife park Kolmården.

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Östgötaleden

Hiking along the beautiful Östgötaleden Hiking Trail is a perfect way to experience all the nuances of Östergötland's nature. The experience varies depending on which part of the majestic 1200-kilometre trail you choose.

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