In Matt’s Fort you can experience how the robbers live and hear them sing their songs. Ronja and Birk meet every day in Matt’s Forest but they usually stay close to the fort, and if you keep your eyes open you’ll probably see them.
Rasmus and Paradis-Oskar wander along the roads in Astrid Lindgren’s World from the start of the season and can pop up almost anywhere. The best place to see them is by Rasmus’s barn, where anyone who wants to can try jumping in the hay in the hayloft.
This is where Pippi lives, all by herself in a big yellow house called Villekulla Cottage. Sometimes Dunder-Karlsson and Blom come to try and steal Pippi’s bag of gold coins. Right next to Villekulla Cottage there is a lake on which Captain Longstocking has moored his ship Hoptoad.
It is here in Junedale that Mardie has her moments. It is here that she and Lisabet play, climb trees and have a picnic on the woodshed roof, and it is here that she and Abbe visit Count Kråk in the wash house in the middle of the night.
Lillebror and his family live in Vasastan. So does Miss Bock who looks after him, and up on the roof in a small yellow house that’s where Karlsson on the roof lives. If you want and dare you can climb up and see how he lives.
Here you can experience a farm as it looked at the turn of the century, stroll among the hay fields and hundred-year-old oak trees, enjoy the nature and look at the animals. Just like in the rest of the park, all children can play to their heart’s content in Katthult.
Astrid Lindgren’s World is not one but many worlds collected in one place. When you walk through the park you will pass well-known places such as Wild Rose Valley, Matt’s Forest and Junedale. Continue a bit further and there is Villekulla Cottage, Karlsson’s roof and Katthult. They are all places that can be recognised from Astrid Lindgren’s stories.
