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Explore Visingsö by bike
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Discover the beauty of Visingsö from the saddle of your bike. This cycling route offers a fantastic nature experience, with breathtaking views combined with exciting historical landmarks, reminding you of a time when Visingsö was the centre of power in Sweden.
Visingsö runt is a 25 km cycling trail that takes about 3 to 4 hours to complete and is part of the larger Vättern-Sommen cycling network.
On the island, you’ll cycle on low-traffic rural roads, mostly paved but with some gravel sections. This route allows you to explore the entire island from north to south.
As you pedal through Visingsö, you’ll pass rolling farmlands and lush greenery, including one of Sweden’s largest oak forests.
The trail also takes you through Visingsö’s fascinating history, passing several important historical sites, such as:
There are many hidden gems to explore along the way!
The route does not have a fixed starting point - your journey begins the moment you step off the ferry in the harbour. From there, you can choose to cycle north or south first.
There are plenty of opportunities for coffee breaks and food stops along the route. You’ll pass several farm shops and cafés, such as:
The easiest way to rent a bike is at Visingsö Cykeluthyrning or Leklandet, both conveniently located in the harbour. They are easy to find when you arrive by ferry, or you can pre-book your rental bike online before your visit.
Take the ferry from Gränna to Visingsö, a gem in Lake Vättern with stunning nature and a rich history tied to the powerful Brahe family. Don’t miss Brahe Church, home to a wealth of artistic treasures. The island is easy to explore by bike or by horse-drawn carriage – remmalag. Here, you're close to nature and can meet alpacas, go horseback riding, or paddle a kayak.
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