Every season in Fjärdhundraland is beautiful, but there’s something special about fall. When fall storms sweep the leaves across the fields and persistent rain soaks the landscape, the longing to get inside where it’s warm grows strong. That’s when rustic, comforting food tastes especially good. Small farm shops, countryside cafés, and bistros offer just that. And so much more, of course. When the sun makes the autumn leaves glow, it’s a great time to stretch your legs. All around Fjärdhundraland, you’ll find everything from castle parks to nature reserves and winding country roads.
Here are some tips on what’s happening at Fjärdhundraland and what you can do to enjoy the fall a little more.
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The Creative Round
The Creative Round The creators of Fjärdhundraland invite you, your family, and your friends on a journey into the world of creativity!
You will have the opportunity to visit workshops and see how objects are made, and with some of the participants you can even try your hand at it.
Candle makers, weavers, artists and ceramists with different specializations are examples of activities that welcome you. Make one or more visits and get inspired! Take the opportunity to shop, eat and drink and experience our beautiful countryside in a new way!
Date: October 17–18 Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Ekolsund Castle Park and Arboretum
10 avenues with a total of 1,400 trees spread across 40 hectares of land, forming a vast park and arboretum—it offers Ekolsund Castle Here, there are 400 different tree species to discover, which naturally invites you to take lovely fall walks on the very grounds where knights, kings, and princesses once called home. At various spots throughout the park, you’ll find signs with QR codes where Sofia Vasa serves as your park guide.
Fall Break Adventure on an Icelandic Horse
At Rainbow Hill Stables outside Örsundsbro, there are many activities organized for horse lovers of all ages. One of them is the “Fall Break Adventure on Icelandic Horses,” where you ride in groups of four and get to enjoy winding forest trails and magnificent views of the Uppland countryside. A cozy coffee break at the stable is included! Link: Fall Break Adventure on an Icelandic Horse.
Thin bread course
Sara is absolutely convinced that flatbread should be baked together! She has a special soft spot for flatbread, and she’ll teach you everything—and then some—about how to bake the best flatbread. ”We roll out the dough and bake it, drink coffee, and let the butter melt on the freshly baked flatbread. At the end of the evening, you’ll get to take the flatbread we baked home with you. You’ll also get recipes and a handbook with tips and tricks for baking at home.” Tempted to take a class at Saras Bröd? Here’s the link to Thin bread course.
Castle Weekend at Haga
Enjoy a wonderful weekend at the beautiful Haga Palace, centrally located in the Mälardalen region. Here you’ll find first-class dining, beautiful surroundings, a spa, and a variety of activities suitable whether you’re visiting as a couple or bringing the whole family. Link: A Weekend at Haga Palace.
An Evening of Candlelight in the Food Forest on All Saints' Day
A path lined with lanterns leads from Kulla Church through the forest down to Solkulla Matskog, which is illuminated by lanterns, torches, bonfires, and string lights. For the children, there are installations in the area that they can search for with a flashlight. Once they’ve found them all, they’ll be treated to candy, cookies, and fruit juice. You can buy grilled sausages from Morikan or hot chocolate with whipped cream, as well as other hot drinks and cookies. Creamy pumpkin soup is available for those who are hungry. Admission: 30 SEK. Information: An evening of candlelight in the food forest.
This is just a small sample of everything happening at Fjärdhundraland this fall. Under the tab ”Right now” There are many more activities throughout Fjärdhundraland.
