Norrstälje

Norrstälje is a locality and the seat of Norrtälje Municipality in Stockholm County, Sweden. It is situated in the Roslagen region of Uppland. The town is located at the mouth of the river Norrtäljeån where it enters the Baltic Sea. Historically, Norrstälje developed as a market town and has a long heritage as a center for trade and administration.

The town's layout retains elements of its historical development, with a charming old town center featuring cobblestone streets and traditional Swedish wooden houses. The Norrtäljeån river flows through the heart of the town, adding to its picturesque scenery. Key landmarks include the Norrtälje Church, a medieval stone church, and the Stadshotellet, a historic hotel.

Norrstälje serves as an important service and administrative center for the surrounding municipality, which is one of the largest in Sweden by area. The municipality encompasses a diverse landscape of coastline, islands, forests, and agricultural land, making Norrstälje a gateway to the Roslagen archipelago. The local economy is a mix of public services, retail, small industries, and tourism, benefiting from its coastal location and proximity to Stockholm. Annual events and a vibrant cultural scene contribute to the town's appeal as a place to live and visit.