What’s Norrköping Like in October? October in Norrköping marks the full swing of autumn, characterized by cool temperatures and increasing chances of rain. Average high temperatures typically range from 7-10°C (45-50°F), with average lows between 2-5°C (35-41°F). Expect around 50-70 mm of precipitation over 10-15 days, often as rain. Daylight hours significantly decrease throughout the month, from approximately 11 hours at the start to about 9 hours by the end. The weather can be breezy.

What Are Typical Costs and Availability in October? October is shoulder season, transitioning to off-peak for tourism in Norrköping. Accommodation prices may be slightly lower than peak summer rates, with an estimated mid-range hotel room costing around €80-€150 (approx. SEK 900-1700) per night, and budget hostel beds from €25-€45 (approx. SEK 280-500). Flights and train tickets generally have good availability. Food costs remain consistent, with a fika costing €5-€10 and a lunch special around €10-€15. Most city attractions remain open, but some seasonal or outdoor venues might operate with reduced hours.

What to Expect: Crowds, Events, and Conditions? Expect low to moderate crowds in October. The peak summer tourist season has ended, meaning attractions and city areas are generally less busy, primarily frequented by locals and domestic visitors. Norrköping typically doesn’t host major international festivals in October, though local cultural events or markets might occur; check local tourism calendars. Conditions are autumnal: while early October can offer vibrant fall foliage, the weather is often cool, damp, and potentially windy. Dress in warm layers.

What Are the Best Activities for October? Focus on indoor cultural experiences and cozy activities. Explore the Industrilandskapet (Industrial Landscape), visiting Arbetets Museum (Museum of Work), Norrköpings Konstmuseum (Art Museum), and Stadsmuseet (City Museum). The interactive Visualization Center C is an excellent indoor option. Enjoy the Swedish tradition of “fika” in one of Norrköping’s many cafes. For fresh air, a brisk walk through Vrinneviskogen or along the Motala Ström can be pleasant, weather permitting.

For finding free amenities like public restrooms or water fountains, consult resources like AllInMap.