You don't have to be a planespotter to enjoy this excellent little volunteer-run museum which gives an insight into the F11 aircraft and pilots who flew reconnaissance missions from the former base at Skavsta between 1965 and 1979. You can even take a half-hour flight in a simulator (200kr; book in advance).
F11 Museum
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
19.24 MILES
Opened in 1965, Scandinavia’s largest zoo attracts some 750,000 visitors a year who come to visit its 750-odd residents from all climates and continents…
3.9 MILES
The ruined castle Nyköpingshus hosted some violent times in the Swedish monarchy. The bickering among King Birger and his two brothers, Erik and Valdemar,…
3.92 MILES
Inside the grounds of Nyköpingshus, Sörmlands Museum includes Kungstornet (King’s Tower), a whitewashed four-storey castle tower; Gamla Residenset, the…
18.74 MILES
This artificial tropical world opposite the entrance to Kolmården Zoo titillates with its motley crew of spiders, sharks, alligators and snakes. It's…
3.64 MILES
It's thought there has been a church on this site since the 1200s, though the present incarnation of St Nicolai Kyrka, with its splendid pulpit, dates to…
Nearby attractions
3.64 MILES
It's thought there has been a church on this site since the 1200s, though the present incarnation of St Nicolai Kyrka, with its splendid pulpit, dates to…
3.9 MILES
The ruined castle Nyköpingshus hosted some violent times in the Swedish monarchy. The bickering among King Birger and his two brothers, Erik and Valdemar,…
3.92 MILES
Inside the grounds of Nyköpingshus, Sörmlands Museum includes Kungstornet (King’s Tower), a whitewashed four-storey castle tower; Gamla Residenset, the…
18.74 MILES
This artificial tropical world opposite the entrance to Kolmården Zoo titillates with its motley crew of spiders, sharks, alligators and snakes. It's…
19.24 MILES
Opened in 1965, Scandinavia’s largest zoo attracts some 750,000 visitors a year who come to visit its 750-odd residents from all climates and continents…