Utö bykrog

Utö bykrog is a restaurant in , , , which is located on Edenäs gård. Utö bykrog is situated near the hotel , as well as near the sauna .
  • Restaurant
  • Description: inn on Utö Sweden
  • Address: Edenäs gård 3, Utö, 130 56

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Utö gula villan and Utö wind shelter.
Picnic site
is a picnic site, which is situated 800 metres southwest of Utö bykrog.
Station
is a station, which is situated 750 metres northeast of Utö bykrog.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Hoppet.
is an urban area on the island of and… is situated 10 km northwest of Utö bykrog.
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Latitude
58.95466° or 58° 57′ 17″ north
Longitude
18.28281° or 18° 16′ 58″ east
Open location code
9FCWX73M+V4
Open­Street­Map ID
Open­Street­Map feature
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Wiki­data ID

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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Yiddish—“Utö bykrog” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Chinese: “UtöBykrog”
  • Czech: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Danish: “Utö bykro”
  • Dutch: “Utö bykrog”
  • Finnish: “Utö Bykrog”
  • French: “Bistrot du village d’Utö”
  • German: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Greek: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Hindi: “यूटो बायक्रोग”
  • Hungarian: “Utö bykrog”
  • Icelandic: “Utö Bygrog”
  • Indonesian: “UTö Bykrog”
  • Italian: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Japanese: “UtöBykrog”
  • Korean: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Latvian: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Lithuanian: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Malay: “Utö bykrog”
  • Persian: “utö bykrog”
  • Polish: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Portuguese: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Russian: “Утё Байкрог”
  • Spanish: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Swedish: “Utö bykrog”
  • Thai: “utö bykrog”
  • Turkish: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Ukrainian: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Urdu: “UTö Bykrog”
  • Vietnamese: “Utö Bykrog”
  • Yiddish: “UT E Akkrog”

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