Åkerö, also called Akero or Okera, is an old apple cultivar of presumed Swedish origin, but possibly introduced from the Netherlands.^[1] It is a dessert apple with an aromatic flavor.^[2]

Åkerö was first described by pomologist Olof Eneroth in 1858; parentage is unknown.^[2] It is probably named after the Åkerö Manor located south of Stockholm, Sweden where according to some it was originally found as a seedling. Today it is still cultivated in Sweden^[1] and is regarded as the best Swedish apple.^[3] It was once very popular in Scandinavia and northern Germany.^[1]

The tree is hardy and vigorous with an upright growing habit. It needs cross pollination from a compatible cultivar, and gives a good crop of medium- to large-sized oval fruit. The skin color is a pale primrose with pink flush, and the flesh is juicy with a refreshing^[1] raspberry-like^[4] flavor and a pale cream color.^[1]

Åkerö is a summer apple and fruits are picked in August.^[1] It is the best summer apple after Early Joe, but is larger in size and has excellent keeping quality for a summer apple.^[3]