The City of Örebro regularly tests the quality of its bathing water. You can view the latest test results on the city’s website. There, you’ll also find a helpful overview of all the municipal swimming areas in Örebro.
1. Dimbobaden
This fantastic little cove,Dimbobaden, gives you that overseas vibe and a deluxe vacation feel. One tip is to stick around until evening and enjoy the peaceful sunset as tranquility settles over the lake.
2. Lake Ramsjön
On your way to Nora, you’ll pass Lake Ramsjön, where you can swim, have a barbecue, and relax on the beach. Be sure to continue on to the wooden town of Nora to stroll around the town, where you’ll find old pastel-colored houses and beautiful views of Lake Norasjön.
3. Southern Lake Ånnabo
Southern Ånnabosjön has a spacious swimming area with a large dock. There is also a wheelchair-accessible swimming ramp and a restroom. In Ånnaboda, there are mountain bike and hiking trails, including a 2.5-kilometer trail that is wheelchair-accessible. For those staying overnight, there are campgrounds and other lodging options.
4. Solbergabadet
Solbergabadet in Kilsmo is a lovely beach with a shallow sandy shore, large grassy areas, and a barbecue area. It has everything you need for a full-day outing!
5. Hästhagen's Beach
Near the Karlslund area lies the lovely swimming spot at Hästhagen. It’s definitely worth a visit! While you’re in the area, why not play some mini-golf or Frisbee, or rent a canoe atHästhagen? Or perhaps head over toKarlslund Manor and its gardens for a cultural outing!
6. Karlslund Brick Bathhouse
Not far from Hästhagen’s swimming pier is Karlslund’s brick bathhouse. In addition to a large pier for swimming, there are also barbecue areas, benches, and changing rooms. Since it’s located in the Karlslund Cultural Reserve, there’s also plenty of beautiful nature to explore while you’re there.
7. Norsebäcksbadet
Located between Nora and Örebro is the small Norsebäcksbadet. Here you’ll find swimming piers, changing cabins, restrooms, and a barbecue area. Bus 302 to Nora or 300 to Lindesberg stops here; get off at the Axbergshammar stop and you’ll be just a short walk from a refreshing dip.
On the Naturkartan website, you can find more information and directions to Örebro Municipality’s swimming areas.
8. Gustavsvik Outdoor Pool
Does swimming and water play sound appealing?The outdoor pool at Gustavsvikattracts both Örebro residents looking to take a dip and vacationers. Here you’ll find two outdoor pools, a splash pad for younger children, a playground, a sandbox, a summer café, and the Familyslide water slide.
