Guide to O-Ringen Stockholm 2027
Preamble :Finally, it’s time for Stockholm to host O-Ringen. In 2027, the world’s largest orienteering adventure comes to Sweden’s capital.
When O-Ringen comes to Stockholm, the world’s largest orienteering adventure awaits. Over five days, tens of thousands of orienteers from around the world will gather to run challenging courses and experience the unique community that makes O-Ringen more than just a competition.
The last time O-Ringen was held in Stockholm was in 1975. This time, the event returns to a city where forests, lakes and urban life exist side by side. O-Ringen City will be set up in Norra Djurgården, a scenic park just a few kilometers from central Stockholm with camping, activities, and meeting places for participants, families and supporters.
Between stages, there’s also time to explore more of Stockholm – from the beautiful archipelago and popular swimming spots to historic sites, cozy cafés, and renowned restaurants. It’s the perfect mix of orienteering, nature and city life for a week full of adventure.
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Explore Stockholm between the stages
You’re here for the orienteering – but take the opportunity to experience more of Stockholm. Here are a few easy ways to make the most of the city before, during or after the competitions.
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Head out to the Archipelago
Just outside the city lies the Stockholm archipelago, with over 30,000 islands. When O-Ringen visits Stockholm, it’s a unique opportunity to combine orienteering with nature experiences—many islands are less than an hour from central Stockholm, perfect for a half-day or full-day trip.
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Districts
Get to know Stockholm’s districts
One of the advantages of running O-Ringen in Stockholm is how close everything is. Each district has its own character – from historic quarters and quaint streets to lively areas full of restaurants, shopping and culture. Between the stages, it’s easy to get around and explore more of the city, with plenty of hotels and accommodations in different parts of Stockholm.
How to reach the stages using public transport:
Public transport makes it easy to reach the stages during O-Ringen. O-Ringen City with its campsite is located on Norra Djurgården, close to Universitetet metro station. The first stages in Täljö can be reached easily by the Roslagsbanan, a local commuter railway connecting central Stockholm with the northern suburbs. Stages in Nackareservatet are accessible via the metro to Kärrtorp, and the final at Stockholm Stadium can be reached by metro or Roslagsbanan.