Founded in 1934, Norrkoping Airport is located 3 kilometers away from the center of Norrkoping city, Sweden. Stated as the 8th largest Sweden’s municipality; home to more than 128,000 inhabitants. With the history, it had of being ruled by paper and textile industries, it was often called “The Manchester of Sweden”. Norrkoping Airport is the fastest way to reach the city; it is connected to Munich, Copenhagen and Helsinki; and regionally to Visby.

Unfold the city, and rent a car

There’s so much to see in the city of Norrkoping, that you simply cannot do so without a swift mode of transport from the airport. For that matter, and for feasibility and ease, you can sure rent a car from the airport and enjoy your trip. Just search the net for a rental car company that suits your likability or simply call them when you’ve reached the city or settled in your hotels. From there onwards, the city can be best explored on wheels. Do not pester or worry about the charges, for the competition dwelling between the many rent a car company gives you the opportunity to exploit the many deals and discounts they offer.

Places you should visit

There is so much to see, do and buy in the city of Norrkoping that you simply cannot rest. From museums to inspiring gardens, to local cuisines that can make your taste buds dance. Here is our little list of places you go visit:

Arbetets Museum – Translated as the museum of work, is a grand setting with a science park, church, concert hall, waterfall and so much more for your eyes relish in. The entrance is free, and it doesn’t get any better than that. Turn your hired cars around for a spin here.
The Cactus Park – Who would think that cactuses can be the one to attract people, but here it is, with over 25,000 cactuses, the place is a beautiful setting ready to be explored.
Strommen – This River stream flows through the city and has quite a historical significance. If you’re in for some delight and exploring the local history, then be sure to walk around this area.
Norrkopings Konstmuseum – A huge museum with an enormous collection of 20th century modern art and contemporary ones too.
Domino, Linden and Spiralen – Found at the heart of the city, these are the collective shopping malls that serve locals and delightful tourists alike. Do come and buy from here.

The city does not end here; you can visit the many restaurants like Sing Thai, Sukiyaki, Restaurang Athena, etc. You can check in on the local festivities, drive into the edge of the city and camp and hike. The list of what fun things there are to do is endless.