Welcome to Skellefteå Visitors Center

Whether you are on a temporary or long-term visit, paying a visit to your hometown, or living in Skellefteå, you are welcome to visit us at the Skellefteå Tourist Center. There you can buy tickets for events, local products, and souvenirs, and find brochures and inspiration for your stay.

 

You will find us at the heart of the city, at the southwest corner of Möjligheternas torg (Trädgårdsgatan 7). 


OPENING HOURS
Monday-Friday 10 AM-6 PM
Saturday 11 AM- 3 PM
Sunday closed

 


Friday March 17: 10 AM - 5 PM

 

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Souvenir- & giftshop

Events calendar

Tips of the week

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MESSAGE US ON WhatsApp

Do you have a quick question, or want to say hello? Click here to start a chat with us on WhatsApp

Skellefteå gift card

Read all about Skellefteå gift card and buy yours today!

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Buy fishing license

In Skellefteå, there are great fishing opportunities in rivers as well as lakes and seas.

Fishing licenses for all fisheries conservation areas in Skellefteå municipality are sold at Skellefteå tourist center and online
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Infopoints

There are two InfoPoint locations in Skellefteå, in addition to our Tourist Center. An InfoPoint is a service counter where the staff on site can give tips on visiting places of interest in the Skellefteå region. Our two InfoPoints can be found at Bjuröklubb and Skråmträsk Kvarn respectively.
Info-Points
Info-Points

A sustainable store

Skellefteå Tourist Center wants to contribute to building a more sustainable community and for both local products and local places to visit. Skellefteå Tourist Center has undergone a sustainability review in accordance with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's criteria for sustainable tourism and entered into an agreement with the Västerbotten Tourism Region to develop its sustainability work based on these.
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Right of public access

The right of public access means that we all have access to nature, but that includes both rights and obligations. This means taking responsibility for nature and wildlife and showing consideration for landowners and other visitors.

 

Read more about what you can and cannot do in nature at the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.