Gåseborg is a prehistoric hillfort in the Lake Mälaren district in Sweden. The scientists don't know for certain, but most likely it was built to supervise and control the water fairway below the fort, probably sometime during the late iron age.
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An observation tower from about the year 800 - 1200 years ago - which checked on the boat traffic on the Lake Mälaren. It is one of the highest points in the area, with spectacular views. You can cycle or walk on well maintained paths. It is on th route, if you follow the cycle path around the Lake Mälaren. There are boxes with dry firewood, which you can take to the fireplaces below and at the top of Gåseberg. Bring your food and prepare it there. Very few people walk up...
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Gåseborg fornborg is a probably 1,500-year-old ancient fort located along the water between Mälaren and Jakobsberg, in Viksjö, Järfälla municipality in Stockholm county. The ancient castle, which is one of Mälardalen's most impressive of its kind, is located within the Görväln nature reserve. Gaseborg was built sometime during the Late Iron Age and the Viking Age, 400...
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Beautiful view of the Mälaren. Great vegetation, fantastic for kids as well as there are fallen trees that can be climbed and the landscape in general varying a lot. The ruins are not very spectacular, but it’s still worth a visit because of the incredible view from the top. Some good beaches and barbecue sites are...
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