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Welcome to The Village of
Stockholm on the Mississippi
Close to home...worlds awayExtraordinary Shops, Fine Dining, Exceptional Lodging
Located along the most spectacular views on Lake Pepin, the quaint village has just the right blend of shops, eateries, historic appeal and natural beauty. Follow Lake Pepin on Highway 35, the Great River Road, Wisconsin's only National Scenic Byway.
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Stockholm’s public park sits on the shore of the river’s 30-mile-long Lake Pepin and its quaint homes and businesses hug 300-foot bluffs. Founded in 1851 by Swedish immigrant farmers, today picturesque Stockholm has attracted many artists and unique retail shops. It thrives on visitors drawn to the natural beauty of the Lake Pepin area, which, according to William Cullen Bryant, “ought to be visited in the summer by every poet and painter in America.”
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Situated on one of the most scenic drives in America, Stockholm retains much of its rural period architecture, and the countryside features sprawling farm fields and the Big Woods of Laura Ingalls Wilder fame.
Less than a mile from the village museum looms Maiden Rock Bluff, site of a Dakota maiden’s legendary leap to avoid a forced marriage. The bluff and two hundred surrounding acres were preserved forever in 2004, providing public access to unique Mississippi River Valley habitat and some of the most stunning views on the Great River.
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Imagine strolling the quaint streets of the village, espresso in hand, discovering that perfect treasure. As you work up an appetite you'll be pleased to find gourmet offerings served in charming cafes and gardens.
And don't forget a visit to the shores of Lake Pepin at the beautiful Village Park, with a walk down the 700 foot pier into the midst of the mighty Mississippi River or a visit to the enchanted Maiden Rock Bluff Natural Area.
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Close to Home...worlds away.
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We encourage you to visit the historic and beautiful Village of Stockholm on the Mississippi, the perfect escape from the ordinary and an enchanting slice of life as it used to be.
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Close to home...worlds away - Stockholm on the Mississippi
For more information about Stockholm, Wisconsin, contact
Stockholm Visitor Information Center or call (715) 442-2266.
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