Torshälla hamn

Torshälla Guest Harbour is a municipal marina in the Torshällaån river, right by the entrance from Lake Mälaren and next to the old part of Torshälla, where you can stroll through narrow cobblestone alleys. The harbour is part of Eskilstuna Municipality's berth system, which altogether has five piers for boats up to 10 metres spread across several locations in Torshälla.

No booking is needed for the guest berths – you simply arrive and moor up. The harbour has 13 guest berths, and both the guest harbour and the pump-out facility are open from 15 April to 15 October. The municipality also runs a public slipway with a jetty at Ringvägen close to the harbour.

At the pontoons you'll find a WC and shower in the service house, eight of the guest berths have power outlets, and there is access to a laundry room and fresh water. The holding tank can be emptied at the service house via the pump-out station, and a playground by the local club islet is right nearby.

It's only about 700 metres to Östra torget, where you'll find a grocery store, cash machine, pharmacy, and several restaurants and cafés. The old town itself, with its winding lanes, a church with traces from the 12th century, and the local history museum Bergströmska gården, sits right next to the harbour. Moor up and explore historic Torshälla on foot.