Lidingö, Administrative division in Stockholm County, Sweden
Lidingö is a municipality in the Stockholm archipelago that includes a main island and several smaller islets. The area spans roughly 51 square kilometers, with both land and water zones forming part of the municipal territory.
Archaeological finds point to settlement dating back to roughly 600 BC. The name Lydhingö first appears in written records from 1328, indicating a long history of human use of this island landscape.
The municipality runs the Millesgården art museum and sculpture garden, created by artists Carl and Olga Milles. Exhibitions and events take place here throughout the year, drawing visitors from across the region and shaping the cultural life of the island.
Residents handle administrative matters through digital platforms, including applications for home care and parking permits. These online services make it easier to access municipal support and allow quick processing of various everyday formalities.
The Långängen-Elfvik nature reserve protects historical farmland and forest areas from various centuries. Buildings from the 18th century stand at Elfvik farm, offering insight into the rural way of life in the region.
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