Alyssa's Guidebook

Alyssa
Alyssa's Guidebook

Nature reserves

Guide to the area: The nature reserve Kvismaren consists of two large reed areas, East and West Kvismaren, which have been partly restored to create two shallow lakes, Rysjön and Fågelsjön. The hill Öbykulle between East and West Kvismaren is the central point in the nature reserve. From the top of the hill you have a good view over most of the reserve. Here you also find parking places, information points, picnic areas and toilets. Lake Rysjön is situated west of Öbykulle. About 800 metres walk from the hill there is a birding tower where you get a splendid overview of lake Rysjön with its grebes, ducks and geese. In Rysjön you also find a hide where you can get a closer look at the waterfowl. Lake Fågelsjön is situated east of Öbykulle. A track runs from the hill to Åslaholmen, a small peninsula dividing lake Fågelsjön in two parts. On the northern shore of the western part of Fågelsjön, there is a platform for birdwatching. Grazed shore meadows are found at Fiskinge, Hammar and Killingen. At these meadows large numbers of cranes are roosting in the autumn. These areas are also important resting-places for different species of waders during migration.
Nature Reserve Kvismaren
Guide to the area: The nature reserve Kvismaren consists of two large reed areas, East and West Kvismaren, which have been partly restored to create two shallow lakes, Rysjön and Fågelsjön. The hill Öbykulle between East and West Kvismaren is the central point in the nature reserve. From the top of the hill you have a good view over most of the reserve. Here you also find parking places, information points, picnic areas and toilets. Lake Rysjön is situated west of Öbykulle. About 800 metres walk from the hill there is a birding tower where you get a splendid overview of lake Rysjön with its grebes, ducks and geese. In Rysjön you also find a hide where you can get a closer look at the waterfowl. Lake Fågelsjön is situated east of Öbykulle. A track runs from the hill to Åslaholmen, a small peninsula dividing lake Fågelsjön in two parts. On the northern shore of the western part of Fågelsjön, there is a platform for birdwatching. Grazed shore meadows are found at Fiskinge, Hammar and Killingen. At these meadows large numbers of cranes are roosting in the autumn. These areas are also important resting-places for different species of waders during migration.
The nature reserve Sörön is a grazed deciduous grove mixed with open meadows. During springtime huge numbers of blue and white anemones covers the ground. Many species of birds are breeding in the grove, among others Icterine Warbler and Ortolan Bunting. The hazel groves and old oak trees of Sörön are well worth a visit!
Naturreservatet Sörön
The nature reserve Sörön is a grazed deciduous grove mixed with open meadows. During springtime huge numbers of blue and white anemones covers the ground. Many species of birds are breeding in the grove, among others Icterine Warbler and Ortolan Bunting. The hazel groves and old oak trees of Sörön are well worth a visit!

Swimming place

Swimming place with bbq facilities near the beach and access to lake hjälmaren.
Hjälmarbaden

Sightseeing

25 Einheimische empfehlen
Schloss Örebro
1 Kansligatan
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Food scene

Best vegan pizza in town. They have regular pizza too but we recommend the vegan ones! Italian style wood fired pizza! Delicious.
Fatcuz - beer & pizza
11-13 Klostergatan
Best vegan pizza in town. They have regular pizza too but we recommend the vegan ones! Italian style wood fired pizza! Delicious.