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Västervik Small Harbor – Västervik Town Hall loop from Bråtviken

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Bike touring routes & trails

Sweden

Kalmar

Västervik

Västervik Small Harbor – Västervik Town Hall loop from Bråtviken

Moderate

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Västervik Small Harbor – Västervik Town Hall loop from Bråtviken

02:05

32.9km

190m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 24.0 km for 96 m

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6.73 km

Former Fishermen's Houses

Highlight • Historical Site

Small, bare dwellings, but colorful.
Life took place on the sea, here was only the short break

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23.5 km

Historic Wooden Houses of Västervik

Highlight • Historical Site

Västervik in the northeast of Smaland is a small but attractive seaside resort. Västervik is known for one of the best campsites in Sweden, but also for its seventy kilometers of coastline and around 5,000 islands and islets. Some even claim that you will find the most beautiful archipelago in Sweden here.
The city is very well-kept wooden houses with roses in front of them. We recommend a walk through the city, a visit to these wooden houses, the eight small boatswain's houses, the harbor and the striking church.
A German-language city guide: “A walk through Västervik” is available from the tourist information office.

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23.9 km

View of Västervik Old Bathhouse (Varmbadhuset)

Highlight • Monument

VARMBADHUSET
Strömsholm Island got its name thanks to its placement between small and large currents. The older names of this same island are Tullholmen and Bränneriholmen.
Västervik's old warm bathhouse is now on Strömsholm, built in 1910 in Art Nouveau style based on drawings by Frederik Anderberg. The warm bathhouse was built at a time when a new ideal of hygiene and cleanliness was emerging. In the same spirit and about
at the same time the shopping halls at Fisherman's Square were built and the water tower that gave running water to Västervik. In 1975 it was no longer used as a bathhouse and since then it has been used, among other things, as a tourist information center. In autumn 2021 Hotel Slottsholmen, owned by Björn Ulvaeus (ABBA), will open a completely new SPA here.

Source: vastervik.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Va%CC%88sterviksguiden2021.DE_.pdf

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