Höganäs, coastal life, ceramics, and the magic of the Kullahalvön peninsula!

Höganäs is a place where the sea meets creativity and small-town charm. Located at the beginning of the Kullahalvön peninsula, Höganäs offers open beaches, picturesque neighborhoods, and a vibrant food and design culture that has made the town famous far beyond the borders of Skåne. Stroll along the beach promenade and enjoy the sea breeze, or take a bike ride out onto the Kullahalvön peninsula where dramatic cliffs, lush nature, and small fishing villages await. Here you will find opportunities for both adventure and tranquility, from hiking and surfing to swimming in bright sandy coves.

Höganäs is a center for design and craftsmanship. The history of ceramics is alive and well, and today tradition meets modern design in studios, shops, and market halls filled with local creations. The culinary scene is just as vibrant, with farm shops, local producers, and dining experiences that attract foodies. It's easy to enjoy yourself in Höganäs. Here, the tranquility of the coast, the pulse of culture, and the natural drama of the Kullahalvön peninsula come together in harmonious unity. A place to return to, for the flavors, the views, and the feeling of living a little closer to the sea!

Wonderful Skåne is a true gem in southern Sweden, with its fascinating history and incredible landscapes that have attracted visitors throughout the ages. Discover Skåne’s open countryside, white beaches, and lush beech forests. Create your own adventure and explore trails on foot, by bike, or on horseback.

There is an endless amount to experience for the whole family. For those who want to visit castle settings, Sofiero Castle and its gardens have been repeatedly voted one of Europe’s most beautiful parks. Bring a picnic and relax amidst the magnificent greenery. In June, thousands of rhododendrons bloom, with each season offering its own charm. You can join a guided tour or explore the grounds on your own. Skåne was home to several of the most important Viking settlements, and the Viking Age history is still alive here today. Some of Sweden’s largest and most significant Viking remains have been found in Skåne. Several forts and longhouses have been reconstructed, and visiting them today is like stepping straight into the Viking era.

The Hovs Hallar Nature Reserve in northwestern Skåne is the steepest part of the Bjäre Peninsula. Here you can explore the rocky shores and caves, rest on a sun-warmed cliff, and admire the magical view over Laholm Bay. The landscape was formed when magma pushed through the bedrock, and the cliffs have since been shaped by wind and water into the dramatic rock formations seen today. The area is a true hidden gem for hikers. Skåne offers an enormous variety of food and drink, from apples to beer. Across the region, there are numerous food and drink events to explore. The mild climate and long growing season mean that, for example, there are over 20 wineries in Skåne. There is something for every taste, from microbreweries and cider houses to a wide range of traditional Skåne foods such as spettekaka, goose, äggakaka, and exciting pickled herring. Which will be your favorite?

Österlen, in southeastern Skåne, is known for its beautiful landscapes, slower pace of life, and friendly atmosphere. Hike over flowering hills, enjoy the views of land and sea, or explore the famous apple orchards. Österlen is surrounded by a winding white coastline. Further inland, you will find many ancient ruins and stunning gardens. It’s no wonder that many artists have been drawn here. Österlen is the perfect place for those who want to combine authentic rural life with sophisticated culture.