See & do
With children in Katrineholm
Park, prehistoric village and swimming near town — a photo and a short pitch.
Stadsparken is the easy start — grass, fountain and an open-air stage. Vrå is huts in the forest. Duveholm and Fiskeboda are the water; check municipal bathing info and HaV before you swim. Parking at Duveholmsbadet and at Fiskeboda.
Hittaut is checkpoints in town, park and forest: 160 of them 2 April–30 September 2026 per the municipality. Free. Maps in the app or at pickup points (library, Duveholmshallen, ICA Maxi and more). Organiser: Katrineholm OK. We have no photo of a checkpoint — so Hittaut is a link, not a card.
Hittaut is an article, not a photo card: we have no photo of a checkpoint.
Stadsparken
Grass, fountain and an open-air stage. A blanket and an ice cream when there is a concert.
Vrå prehistoric village
Huts and a hearth in the forest. A short outing that feels farther away.
Duveholmssjön
Swimming and geese near the centre. Check municipal bathing info first.
Fiskeboda
Jetty, harbour and camping. Farther than Duveholm, more harbour feel.
Guides for your visit
Djulö wetland – getting here, parking and walks →
Three entrances, parking at Stora Djulö and nature to explore on foot. Plan your visit to Katrineholm’s new wetland.
Things to do with children in Katrineholm when it rains →
Five indoor activities for a rainy day: the library, swimming pool, bowling, cinema and art gallery, with practical tips for your visit.
Tornstugan by Näsnaren – walking, parking and a barbecue spot →
A walk of about 600 metres through Tornskogen brings you to views across Näsnaren. Find the parking area, barbecue spot and access information for the building and tower.