Batteri Roten

The battery includes multiple artillery positions integrated into the coastal landscape, featuring reinforced concrete structures designed for defensive operations against naval threats.

Constructed in 1941 during World War II, this military installation formed part of Sweden's defensive strategy to protect its territorial waters and coastline.

The fortification represents Sweden's military engineering capabilities and defense doctrine during the mid-20th century, incorporating local construction methods and materials.

Visitors can reach the battery site via local roads from Norrtälje, with designated parking areas and information panels explaining the facility's former functions.

The battery maintains its original command bunkers and gun emplacements, providing direct views across the Baltic Sea from its strategic coastal position.

Location: Norrtälje Municipality

Inception: 1941

GPS coordinates: 60.25056,18.80639

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:18