Tjörn

Tjörn is an island peninsula on the western Swedish coast featuring numerous small villages and maritime landscapes. The terrain is shaped by rocky bays, forests, and extensive shorelines that spread throughout the area.

The island was a settlement site in prehistoric times for early communities of fishers and farmers. These first inhabitants left archaeological traces showing how life was shaped by coastal conditions over many centuries.

Artists of various disciplines have settled here and share studios where exhibitions are held regularly, inspired by the coastal landscape. Visitors can discover local craftsmanship and creativity in the galleries and open workshops throughout the area.

A bridge connects the island to the mainland, while ferry services provide additional transport options. The best time to visit is during warmer months when swimming spots and harbors are most active.

The population multiplies during summer months as sailors and swimmers arrive from across the region. This annual influx has made the place one of the most popular summer destinations along the western coast.