Örebro

Örebro is a small, historical city in Sweden situated between Oslo, Gothenburg, and Stockholm. It is the self proclaimed "natural logistical centre of Scandinavia". Also it is home to one of Scandinavia's first water towers.

Hitchhiking out

South towards Gothenburg, Malmö E 20

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From Järntorget, take bus 22 in the direction of Mariebergs until the stop Mariebergs Köpcentrum. Across the street from the bus stop is an American car dealership with a gas station just next to it. This gas station's accessibility to motorists going either north or south on the motorway in combination with its distance from the city centre make it the best location for getting out of the city with someone who is going a reasonable distance.

Locals say a decent amount of traffic goes directly to Malmö from here using E20 to 50 (Askersund-Motala-Mjölby) to E4.

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You can also go to Södra station (the south trainstation in the city center, something about 800 meters south from the mainstation). There on the street Östra bangatan, you have a busstop where you can stand and the cars going south can stop. Here it is recommendable to have a sign. Another place in the city centre is at Kungsgatan. The street Änggatan is leaving from Södra station. Follow that street approximately 500 meters. When you come to the bigger street called Kungsgatan, go right. After 200 meters, just after the trafficlights, you reach a busstop where you the cars can stop.

If you can find someone who will take you to Bränndåsen, a big gasstation about 30 kilometers from Örebro in direcction Askersund. and place where the trucks stops, you would most likely find someone going south in the dirrection Malmö.