Discover Lidingö
What to do on Lidingö?

Millesgården
Visit the home of the world-renowned sculptor Carl Milles and his wife, the artist Olga. Millesgården is a unique environment with a sculpture park, an artist’s home, and an art hall with inspiring exhibitions.
Did you know that several of the most famous bronze sculptures in Sweden were made by Carl Milles, including Poseidon in Gothenburg.

Lidingö Museum
On the museum’s ground floor, there is a permanent exhibition about the development of Lidingö from 8000 BC to the present day. There is also a beautifully furnished turn-of-the-century room and a museum shop. On the upper floor, you will find the “Magdasalen” (Magda Hall), named after the textile artist Magda Svanbom (1911–1996), who depicted old Lidingö in many textile collages. As a guest at the hotel you receive free entrance to the museum, please ask for details in the reception.

SL (Stockholm Local Public Traffic) Ferry
Do your own sightseeing tour with SL ferry #80 to Nybroviken (New Bridge Bay).
Why not take the slow route to the city by taking the bus down to Delenium, then taking the boat through the inner archipelago straight to Nybroplan (close to Kungsträdgården, Djurgården, the Royal Palace, Gamla Stan, and Stureplan, to name a few places)?

LIDINGÖAR – A BOOK ABOUT ALL THE ISLANDS, BRIDGES THAT BELONGS TO LIDINGÖ
The book is intended to be a cultural-historical journey across Lidingö’s nearby neighboring islands, all of which have intriguing histories. For the first time, all the islands surrounding Lidingö are described together. Read about the nearby islands of Stora Höggarn, Sveriges Holme, Danmarks Holme, Fjäderholmarna, Tranholmen, Storholmen, Duvholmen, and Svanholmen – as well as the outer archipelagos of Björkskär, Lilla Nassa, and Västerö, which are owned by the City of Lidingö. The book also contains exciting chapters about the bridges around Lidingö that have existed and those that never did – and secret events that took place at Elfvik. All these islands and places have a special and fascinating history. Important naval battles between Nordic war fleets have been fought here, secret spy centers operated during wartime, and houses were built and inhabited by wealthy men – who later went bankrupt. Also read about grand projects that were meticulously planned over decades – only to never come to fruition.
THE BOOK IS CURRENTLY ONLY AVAILABLE IN SWEDISH
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