Vingåker

Vingåker is a locality and the seat of Vingåker Municipality in Södermanland County, Sweden. It is situated in the historical province of Södermanland and has a population of approximately 4,000 residents. The town is located about 70 kilometers west of Stockholm.

Historically, Vingåker is known for its association with royalty and nobility. Vingåker Manor (Vingåkers herrgård) has a long and rich history, with parts dating back to the medieval period. The manor has been owned by several prominent Swedish families and played a role in the country's past. The area also has archaeological evidence of earlier settlement, indicating a long human presence.

The economy of Vingåker has traditionally been linked to agriculture and local industry. In more recent times, it has also developed as a residential area for people working in nearby towns and cities. The municipality offers a blend of rural landscapes and the amenities of a smaller town.

Vingåker is served by a railway line, the Svealand Line, which provides passenger transport connections. The surrounding countryside is characterized by forests and lakes, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation. The local parish church, Vingåker Church, is a notable historical building in the town.