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Nykoping (pronounced New-shopping) is clearly not on the tourist trail. It is a pretty town, with old parts and new areas. So it's fairly quiet and chilled as a place. The Sormlands Museum was a good place to go as was Stendorren Nature Reserve, definitely climb the tower for the view and go pond/sea dipping. Also the mini golf on the harbour. There were plenty of shops and restaurants there. Shopping at Hemkop or Willys was all good for the essentials for a day out. Also had a hot buffet section until 6pm. Which was great for lunch. We ate at a local Taco Bar, which was fine, the portions were a little small for teenage boys. Also at Max's burger place, which was excellent if a little more expensive than McDonalds. We also were informed by the car rental place that we should try a place called 29, a pizza take away, it charged 29 kronor for a good sized Margherita, about £2.50. It was freshly cooked and there were loads of other options all at different prices. Not the healthiest selection of dinners but it certainly didn't break the bank. The more traditional Swedish restaurants were that bit more. Prices in bars for drinks are the same as London. We drove around but we travelled from Gothenburg to Stockholm by train which was very straight forward (took 3.5 hours) but the standard of travel is equivalent to first class in the UK. Everyone talks to each other whether you know each other or not. We spent a day in Gothenburg which was lovely, 3 days in Nykoping, a day in Stockholm and a day in Orebro. Definitely visit Orebro if you have time, Stockholm was unsurprisingly very touristy. Make sure you take trousers during the summer months, I wore shorts the first night we were there and got bitten on my legs by the mosquitos. Lesson learnt. Trousers for the rest of the holiday and not problems.

Tiny colorful town full of unexpected beautiful discoveries. Mainly there is one large street with surroundings, and there you will find everything: restaurants, hotels, shops, beautiful red brick historical buildings, waterfront. Dreamy and flowery town.

We traveled to Nyköping to visit friends over the holidays. We did not expect to experience a lovely town center (which might need a few more trees, but it was winter, so hard to tell). We walked quite a bit and enjoyed hills, river walkways, and some reasonably good restaurants. Ät ('eat' in Swedish) Restaurant was open and offered some good pizza, fish and chips, wraps and more substantial meals for prices slightly above average. Ambiance and service there were very good.

Nykoping is a perfect place for a weekend getaway. If you spend there more than a week, you feel like there is nothing more to do in the city. Nykoping is a nice place, but a weekend is just enough :)