Ringholm

Ringholm is a small island located in the Stockholm archipelago, Sweden. It is situated in the municipality of Värmdö, in Stockholm County. The island is characterized by its natural beauty, featuring rocky shores, pine forests, and a scattering of summer houses and permanent residences. Access to Ringholm is primarily by private boat or by a public ferry service that operates during the summer months.

The history of Ringholm is tied to the broader development of the Stockholm archipelago as a recreational area. Like many islands in the region, it has seen a gradual increase in residential and recreational use over the past century. The island offers opportunities for activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, and hiking. The natural environment is a key attraction for visitors and residents alike, providing a peaceful escape from the urban environment of Stockholm. Ringholm is part of a larger network of islands that collectively form a popular destination for both Swedes and international tourists seeking to experience the unique coastal landscape of Sweden. The island's infrastructure is minimal, reflecting its relatively undeveloped and natural state.