Benches on the shore of Lake Mälaren in Sigtuna on a summer day.

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Living in Sigtuna: schools, clubs, nature and the practical side

This is the page for people who already live here. What is on in town, where the children go, where you train, fish and hunt, and who to call when something does not work.

Photo: Jukka from HELSINKI, Finland

Events

What is on over the next few weeks in Sigtuna town, from the municipality's, the Sigtuna Foundation's, the business association's and Destination Sigtuna's calendars.

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Restaurants, cafés and bars

Dinner, lunch, coffee and a drink in town, and who delivers on a Friday night.

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Everyday services

The grocery shops, the pharmacy, the health centres, the dentist, the hairdressers, the vet, the petrol station, the post. Where they are and when they are open.

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With children

The playgrounds, the beaches, the bike arena, Humbacken and Skokloster, sorted by age. And what to do on a rainy Sunday.

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Schools and preschools

The preschools, the primary schools in town, the upper secondary options, the music school. Where they are and who runs them.

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Clubs, sport and gyms

Football, basketball, golf, tennis, the boat club, the pool, the choirs. The gyms, the halls and the pitches.

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Nature, swimming, fishing and hunting

The beaches, free fishing on Lake Mälaren, the ice in winter, the nature reserve, mushroom woods, hunting, hunting rights and the shooting ranges.

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Practical

Waste and recycling, water, snow, the health centre, the library, the housing queue, reporting faults. Where to turn.

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Working in Sigtuna

Arlanda with around 15,000 employees, logistics in Rosersberg, the municipality, the hotels and the businesses in town. And remote work.

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Nearby towns

Märsta, Arlanda, Upplands Väsby, Uppsala, Bålsta, Enköping, Norrtälje, Stockholm. Distances and what you go there for.

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The newsletter

The events and what has happened in town, in one email. Nothing else, no advertising.

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Sigtuna town and the municipality

Most of the municipal administration is in Märsta: the town hall, the upper secondary school, the recycling centre, healthcare beyond the local health centre. Sigtuna town has a library, museum, swimming pool (Sigtuna Fritidscenter), the Gröna Ladan cinema, two health centres, a pharmacy, two grocery shops, hairdressers, primary schools and whatever fits on Stora gatan. Bus 570 to Märsta runs every 15 to 30 minutes in the daytime.

The municipality has about 50,000 inhabitants, the town around 10,000. The municipality's website covers everything formal, and the links below go there when needed.