A site for activity and connectivity
A natural meeting point right in the flow
Dragon Gate is located right along the E4 in Älvkarleby. Millions of vehicles pass through here every year between Gävle and Uppsala. With direct access to both road and nature, the site is ideal for rest, commerce and service.
30,000 vehicles per day
That’s how many pass by Dragon Gate each day via the E4 highway. The location sits right on one of Sweden’s most important transport routes.
15 hectares of land
The area around Dragon Gate is larger than many city centers, offering space for everything from retail and workshops to restaurants.
Sustainable thermal energy
A new pellet-based facility is being built to provide the entire area with eco-friendly heating, fully prepared to support the hotel launch.
The next chapter begins now
Today, Dragon Gate is owned by two entrepreneurs with roots in Uppland. Their ambition is to develop the entire area into a vibrant place for travelers, local commerce and new businesses.
The first step has already been taken.
Joey’s Gelato has established both a shop and on-site production at the location. A new industrial building is being constructed. Roofs are being renovated. A heating system is being installed to supply the entire site, including the hotel in the future.
News
Dragon Gate became the setting for the next challenge in TV4’s Boxen
Dragon Gate became the filming location for the next challenge in TV4’s Boxen. We had the opportunity to follow parts of the production behind the scenes before filming began.
Dragon Gate opens its gates to its arena and museum from May 29 to 31!
During Alsike Maskin’s major Grand Opening, Dragon Gate will open its gates to all visitors throughout the entire weekend. Explore the area, visit the museum, and experience a weekend filled with activities and great atmosphere.
We are building for the future
With electric vehicle charging, sustainable energy and modern features, a safe and welcoming rest stop is being planned here. The ambition is to revive one of Sweden’s most unique landmarks — step by step.
First a hotel in the 1980s, later Dragon Gate. Now, something entirely new is beginning to take shape.
