Årstaskogen and Årsta holmar is a nature reserve in Stockholm, Sweden, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and outdoor activities. The area features a mix of coniferous and deciduous forests, including tall pine trees, oak, linden, and ash trees. The reserve is home to various bird species, such as the crested tit, black woodpecker, great spotted woodpecker, and nuthatch. Visitors can enjoy swimming, hiking, running, and picnics in the area. The reserve also has cultural and historical significance, with remnants of World War II defense, including gun emplacements and military bunkers. The nearby Årsta holmar, a group of three islands, offer a peaceful getaway with their natural forests, meadows, and waterfront promenades
Plan your family visit to the Årstaskogen och Årsta Holmars Naturreservat with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We explored Årstaskogen, a nature reserve since January 2018. It is a large forested natural area. We strolled around the forest
Highlights: It was incredibly cozy and peaceful to stroll around the forest. The reserve has high recreational value, being close to Södermalm and Årsta. It felt like a great place to relax and connect with nature ✨