Taxinge Slott

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Den 23/11-2025, vid sista julmarknadsdag!

Från Stockholm kan man ta pendeltåget till Södertälje C, sedan gå till läge G för att med buss 780X/708 mot Nykvarn för att hopa av vid ”Nedre bruksvärden, gör att byte mot buss 782 mot ”Nygård” för att komma till Taxinge… detta är en liten drygt 2h resa, en dagstur helt enkelt i kollektivtrafiken, rekommenderar om möjligt tillgänglighet med bil istället!

Att åka för bara denna hajpade fikabuffén och utgår det som har målats upp med typ ”all-you-can-eat”-buffé men i verkligheten tar du som på vanligt fikaställe och betala det du ska ha🤪… Mäktigt upplevelse i max 5sekunder men absolut inte värt resan dit, så 2 av 5!

Personalen hade att göra och höll ändå humöret uppe trots lite knasigheter i fikakön från vissa gäster. Man fick först köa ute i kylan och sedan ytterligare inne i slottet men då hade personalen tänkt till med att bjuda på varm glögg som smakprov samt varma upp de frusna och hungriga själarna till ätande gästerna. Servicen var uppskattat 3 av 5!

Julmarknaden som jag (som tur var) egentligen åkte för va mysigt och fick mig att tänka på Huseby bruks julmarknad i Småland. Både ”Taxinge slott” och ”Huseby bruk” har härligt omgivning runt sig❤️ 3 av 5!

Kan tänka mig att en dagstur till slotten en härlig sommardag eller under julmarknaden görs bäst och så får man ta deras fikabuffen som bonus i stället.

Den 23/11-2025, vid sista julmarknadsdag!

Från Stockholm kan man ta pendeltåget till Södertälje C, sedan gå till läge G för att med buss 780X/708 mot Nykvarn för att hopa av vid ”Nedre bruksvärden, gör att byte mot buss 782 mot ”... Show full »

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Had really longed to come here because of everything you heard and how hyped the place is - but was actually a little disappointed and will probably lower this rating a bit now ....

I had been looking forward to the cake buffet so much but once in place it didn't feel as luxurious as I imagined it. Don't know if it was because it felt stressed trying to look through everything but really, I think it's about the fact that a lot of it was boring. Together in a lot it looked great and fun, but the pastries and cakes separately looked rather boring and not at all attractive. I thought I'd have a hard time choosing because I wanted a lot - instead I had a hard time choosing because I kind of wasn't keen on anything?

I ended up taking a carrot cake and a chocolate ball. 2 things that always, always work! And sure - they were good, but something special and worth going from Stockholm for it really wasn't.

I also took a shrimp sandwich because we were there over lunch. It was good and generous with shrimp but a soft bread that did not fit at all in either taste or structure.

Just as we suspected, we had to stand in line for an hour before we entered. Our daughter was hungry and outside there was a small café. Half a roll with a slice of cheese and a slice of paprika cost 65 crowns! TRIGGERED in every way. Actually absolutely sick. Guess they take advantage of the fact that some can't wait to go in and run loose on the sums in the kiosk. But it drags this rating down quite a bit because I think it's shameless.

The castle looks otherwise ok and there is a small sad playground there. Maybe it's fun for slightly bigger kids with a cake buffet but worth the trip or the price it really isn't.

Had really longed to come here because of everything you heard and how hyped the place is - but was actually a little disappointed and will probably lower this rating a bit now ....

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Paradise for all lovers of dessert! The easiest way to get here is by car, expect 50 minutes from Stockholm. A cozy excursion out when it is sunny. We got there on Easter Sunday around 2:30 and by then there was already a queue. There were more people than us who thought the same! Would have liked to have avoided the queue but with a little patience it went reasonably fast but expect a queue. Northern Europe's largest dessert table! There really is everything you can think of here. You take a tray and some small plates 1, 2 or why not 3 plates!!?? Then you just pick what you want and pay. It's easy to want everything like this. We took in and tasted each other.

There are indoor and outdoor spaces. On this particular day it was a bit windy along with sun, so it was possible to sit outside and enjoy all the pastries. Everything we took was super good! Yummy yummy! If there had been a brunch place with these types of cakes and pastries and this big, then I would have been completely sold! After coffee you can take a walk around and visit some cottages that sell some things, crockery and clothes. Nice to watch but not much more than that.

This place is affordable and to recommend

Paradise for all lovers of dessert! The easiest way to get here is by car, expect 50 minutes from Stockholm. A cozy excursion out when it is sunny. We got there on Easter Sunday around 2:30 and by then there was already a queue. There were more people than us who thought the same! Would have liked t... Show full »

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Here it is very difficult to choose what you want to have. You want to taste everything!! We went there the next day again. We loved the environment, nature, tranquility, silence and horses a little further down that the children could feed.