Värmdölandet

Värmdölandet is an island located in the Stockholm Archipelago in Sweden. It is the third largest island in the archipelago by area. The island is part of Värmdö Municipality and is a popular destination for both permanent residents and tourists, especially during the summer months.

The landscape of Värmdölandet is characterized by a mix of rocky shores, forests, and cultivated land. It features numerous bays, inlets, and smaller islands surrounding its coastline. The island is home to several villages and smaller communities, with Gustavsberg being the largest urban area. Gustavsberg is historically known for its porcelain factory, which has played a significant role in the island's development.

Värmdölandet is well-connected to the mainland and other islands via a network of roads and ferry services. This accessibility makes it a common commuting area for people working in Stockholm. The island offers a variety of recreational activities, including boating, swimming, hiking, and fishing. Its natural beauty and proximity to the capital city contribute to its appeal as a residential and leisure destination.