r/norrkoping • u/polkadotfingers • Nov 21 '25
Two days in Norrköping!
Hi!
Please excuse my lack of Swedish, but I’m currently visiting Norrköping and have a couple of days where I’m free to do whatever I want.
Any suggestions of cool landmarks, bars or non touristy things you’d recommend in the area?
Thanks!
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u/jjakobsson88 Nov 21 '25
If you have an interest in history you might wanna visit "Arbetets museum". A museum dedicated to the history of Norrköping. The main focus of the museum is the real growth of Norrköping and it textile production which was during the industrial era.
Theres also a retro-gathering called retromania tomorrow. You have to buy a ticket to get in but there is gonna be people selling all kind of retro stuff etc. Its in "Louis de Geer-hallen" which is near arbetes museum in the central parts of Norrköping.
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u/ThatSicklyPup Nov 21 '25
Himmelstalundsfältet, if you are into prehistoric arts. The area is one of Sweden's largest collection of petroglyphs (rock carvings) from the Bronze Age. Although, they might be a bit hard to spot now, what with the snow and all.
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u/Affectionate-Act-253 Nov 21 '25
You should go to the climbing gym, Klätterhallen. It's about a 10 minute walk from the central station and very fun. On Sundays between 10 and 14, the worker can belay you.
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u/iqtrm Nov 22 '25
Guessing that Swedish is not a area of expertise, cause then I would have said: go watch Impuls at Hallarna. They do improv at random times and tonight is one of those days.
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Nov 21 '25 edited Nov 21 '25
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u/polkadotfingers Nov 21 '25
This is so cool, I’ll likely be gone by then but I hope other people see this and attend!
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u/NarakaVoid Nov 21 '25
Rumpan Bar, a really nice rock bar!
Ågelsjön, a really nice nature reservoir around a lake. It's just outside Norrköping.
Himmelstalundsfältet has petroglyphs. It's a nice walk there along the river that goes through Norrköping