Grisslehamn

Grisslehamn is a coastal village located in the Norrtälje Municipality of Stockholm County, Sweden. It is situated on the northern tip of the Väddö peninsula, facing the Baltic Sea. The village has a long history as a fishing and shipping community.

One of the most notable features of Grisslehamn is its ferry terminal, which serves as a connection to Åland, an autonomous region of Finland. The ferry service operates year-round, making Grisslehamn an important transit point for both locals and tourists. The area around Grisslehamn is characterized by its picturesque archipelago landscape, with rocky shores, pine forests, and numerous islands.

Historically, Grisslehamn was a vital outpost for trade and communication. Its strategic location on the coast facilitated seafaring activities. Today, tourism plays a significant role in the local economy, with visitors drawn to its natural beauty, opportunities for fishing, and recreational boating. The village offers various amenities, including restaurants, accommodation, and shops catering to seasonal visitors. The Mälby museum, located nearby, showcases the maritime history of the region. Grisslehamn remains a charming destination that combines its historical roots with modern recreational pursuits.