Saltkråkan is a Swedish TV series and its title translates to "The Seagull" or more idiomatically “Salt Gull” in English, though the show is widely known as Vi på Saltkråkan (We on Saltkråkan). The word Saltkråkan combines Salt (salt) and Kråka (crow/seagull in this context), and the character name Saltkråkan ultimately refers to the island setting and the family adventures there. The phrase you entered—“var spelades saltkråkan in”—appears to be a mix of Swedish words asking where Saltkråkan was filmed. Direct answer:
- Saltkråkan (Vi på Saltkråkan) was filmed primarily on the islands of Norröra and Söderöra in the Stockholm archipelago, with additional footage shot on nearby archipelago locations such as Möja, Utö, and Svartlöga for the newer production. The original 1960s series was shot largely in the northern Stockholm archipelago, especially on Norröra, which houses the house used as Snickargården in the show. The newer version also uses locations in the same region, adapting to contemporary production needs.