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Almby, Örebro — Area Guide & Where to Stay

Almby is a district of Örebro in Sweden, a church village that grew into an industrial town and now holds Örebro University.

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Where to stay in Almby

Where the beds are, and what that means for the visit.

Students and visitors to Örebro University have it on the doorstep: the university stands in Almby, and student housing has been built in the district in recent years, while a new housing area has gone up in the east, near Ormesta. Racing fans can see Ronnie Peterson's statue at Almbyplan.

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About Almby

What are the main landmarks in Almby?

Almby Church stands in the east of the district, and in its churchyard lie the racing driver Ronnie Peterson and the poet Levi Rickson, known as Jeremias i Tröstlösa. The Almby smithy, with roots in the 18th century, was pulled down in 2016. The cardboard mill closed in 2010 after more than a century.

What is the history of Almby?

Almby was the church village of Almby parish and, after the reform of 1862, part of Almby rural municipality, where a municipal community was set up on 29 October 1926. Most of its houses went up in the 1920s and 1930s. The paper mill founded in 1901, later the Örebro cardboard mill, fed the growth, alongside shoe factories such as Iris and Almby-sko and the Örebro motor works.

Almby joined the town of Örebro in 1943.

Where is Almby?

Almby lies in south-eastern Örebro. It borders Sörby, the university area, Ormesta, and Tybble, and villas and small blocks of flats dominate.

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What is the best area to stay in Almby?

Almby: Students and visitors to Örebro University.

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Updated October 2026