Vadstena Collection

Discover the enchanting town of Vadstena in Southeast Sweden, nestled by the picturesque Lake Vattern Area

Church window
Anders Ludvigson

Handwriting Sample Of Birgitta Birgersdotter, 1303

Birgitta Birgersdotter, 1303

Vadstena Collection: Wooden figure of Saint Birgitta of Sweden

Wooden figure of Saint Birgitta of Sweden
Saint Birgitta of Sweden (1303-1373). Wooden figure. Origin unknown. Medieval Museum. Stockholm. Sweden

Vadstena Collection: Sweden / Vadstena Castle

Sweden / Vadstena Castle
Vadstena Castle, on Lake Vattern Date: 1927

Vadstena Collection: VADSTENA CASTLE, GOTHA CANAL. Vadstena Castle was originally built by King Gustav

VADSTENA CASTLE, GOTHA CANAL. Vadstena Castle was originally built by King Gustav I in 1545 as a fortress to protect Stockholm

Vadstena Collection: Biomass power plant, Sweden

Biomass power plant, Sweden
Biomass power plant. Piles of wood chips at a wood-fuelled power station. Photographed in Vadstena, Sweden

Vadstena Collection: Power station in Sweden

Power station in Sweden
Small power station, typical for a small town in Sweden, burning green products from the forests. Photographed in Vadstena district in Ostergotland in Sweden

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Discover the enchanting town of Vadstena in Southeast Sweden, nestled by the picturesque Lake Vattern Area. Immerse yourself in its rich history and architectural wonders, starting with the mesmerizing church window that showcases intricate craftsmanship. Explore Vadstena Slott castle, a magnificent fortress that stands proudly overlooking the town, offering breathtaking views of its surroundings. Marvel at the wooden figure of Saint Birgitta of Sweden, a significant religious icon revered for her spiritual teachings and visions. Step into Vadstena Castle to witness handwritten samples from Birgitta Birgersdotter herself dating back to 1303, providing a glimpse into her extraordinary life. Vadstena Castle holds great historical importance as it was originally built by King Gustav and has stood strong through centuries. Its grandeur is matched only by the beauty of Gotha Canal flowing nearby. But Vadstena isn't just about its captivating past; it also embraces sustainability with pride. The biomass power plant in this Swedish town exemplifies their commitment to renewable energy sources and environmental consciousness. Intriguing history meets stunning landscapes in Vadstena – an idyllic destination where old-world charm coexists harmoniously with modern innovations.