Gula Industrihuset and Selaön: Food crafts and circular design by Lake Mälaren
In the former brickworks by the strait to Selaön, Gula Industrihuset in Stallarholmen has become a natural gathering place for both locals and weekend visitors. Here, Bageri Speceri shares space with Återbruket and around ten studios, ceramic workshops and small shops under one roof.
Continuing across the bridge to Selaön or north along Route 275 on Aspö, visitors find farm shops such as Mälarchark at Ytterselö and Hornuddens Trädgård with organic cultivation and an eco-restaurant right on the shore of Lake Mälaren.
The combination of local food crafts, heritage conservation and second-hand shopping makes Stallarholmen and the Lake Mälaren islands one of the municipality’s favourite weekend outings year-round.
Read more at Gula Industrihuset i Stallarholmen.
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