Dalarö Museum, Dalarö, Sweden

Dalarö Museum is situated to the old Custom’s House built in 1788. The museum exhibits the Age of Greatness and the seafaring history of Dalarö. The museum is open in summer season.

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Andreas Lundkvist (6 years ago)
Great food and beautiful view and atmosphere

Göran Ankerblad (7 years ago)
Fin miljö på Dalarö

Bernt Månsson (7 years ago)
Turistbyrån kanske inte är så stor, men den rymmer mycket kunskap, tips på fantastiska utflykter i skärgården och ett rikt utbud på broschyrer, en och annan bok och lite turistgrejer. Är du på Dalarö så är det obligatoriskt att ta en lov till turistbyrån för att ha koll på vad som händer här.

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