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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peek into Blekinge

You may explore an archipelago unlike any other at Blekinge.
There are more than 1,000 islands to explore along the coastline.
You can almost always find a place to land and then choose between solitude, bird music, or wondering aloud whether the dragon that crashed into the Hanö rock wall existed.
According to appearances, Blekinge is Sweden's second-smallest terrain, and this small scale may be precisely what makes Blekinge so beautiful and intriguing.
When you browse around this page, you will see that being small has appeal. Small companies, farm shops, small-scale crafts, small enterprises, small businesses, and many other thrilling experiences give Blekinge's picturesque terrain its distinctive character.
As a visitor to Blekinge, you never have to be idle unless you choose to relax and take in the breathtaking scenery, whether on the archipelago or higher up in the untamed forests of Olofström.
The Karlskrona archipelago offers some of the best pike fishing in the world. From inside the Marin Museum, you can view a boat or the grotesque Gribshunden galleon figure at the Blekinge Museum.
Visit the gorgeous Eriksberg, take in some lovely jazz music in Hällevik, or participate in the Swedish Rock Festival.
Or why not reserve a room in the iconic Ronneby Brunn, which offers live entertainment and a spa.
Capital: Karlskrona
International Airport: Ronneby Airport
Population: 5,860,200
Time: UTC +2
Currency: Swedish Krona
Driving side: Right
Main Electricity: 230 V
Main languages: Swedish
Religion: Christianity

HIGHLIGHTS

Top Tourist Attractions in Blekinge

After crossing the Resund Bridge from Copenhagen, you can dip your toes in the gorgeous sea in two hours.
You may catch the ferry from Lithuania to Karlshamn with DFDS Seaways.
Take the Stockholm flight. You arrive at Ronneby Airport, which is in the centre of Blekinge, after 50 minutes.
After boarding a ship operated by Stena Line in Poland, you might wake up rested in Karlskrona.
Take the German autobahn and a quick boat ride. In less than six hours, you reach Blekinge.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Best Months to Visit Blekinge

The wettest month is July. If you dislike rain, you should stay away from it this month.
The driest month is March.
With a maximum average temperature of 21°C (69°F), July is the warmest month in Blekinge.
The sunniest month is June.

WORTH A VISIT

The Best Places to Visit in Blekinge

KARLSHAMN

In Sweden's Blekinge County, Karlshamn is a locality and the home of Karlshamn Municipality. In 2010, it had 19,075 residents out of the municipality's total of 30,918. (2009).
When King Charles X Gustav, or Karl in Swedish, understood how strategically important Karlshamn's proximity to the Baltic Sea was, he granted the city a royal charter and other privileges in 1664.
In honour of the Swedish king, the town was given the name Karlshamn in 1666, which translates as Karl's Port.
Bodekull, a harbour and fishing community, and Bodetorp, a farm, were located at the stream's outlet, the "Mien."
There was a thriving salmon fishery in the lower reaches of "Mörrumsn."

KARLSKRONA

In 2010, 35,212 people were living in Karlskrona, which serves as the county seat of Karlskrona Municipality in the Swedish province of Blekinge.
It serves as the county seat for Blekinge.
Sweden's only remaining naval facility is located in Karlskrona, also home to the Swedish Coast Guard's main office.
Karlskrona is recognised as Sweden's only baroque city.
On the island of Trossö is where the city centre is situated. The National Naval Museum is located on the island of Stumholmen, once owned by the Navy (Marinmuseum).

RONNEBY

With 12,029 residents in 2010, Ronneby is a community and the administrative centre of Ronneby Municipality in Blekinge County, Sweden.
The park "Brunnsparken" in Ronneby, regarded as the centre of "the Garden of Sweden," was chosen as Sweden's most beautiful park in 2005.
In 2006, the park was ranked as the fourth-best park in Europe. Ronneby also has a church that was built in the 12th century.
In 1387, the city received its initial grant of municipal rights. Rotnaeby, "the village upon the roaring (river)," so named due to the rapids nearby, is the first recorded spelling of the name (about 1300).
Ronneby played a significant role in shipping and trade during the Middle Ages.

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Blekinge Off the Beaten Track

SOLVESBORG

In 2010, 8,401 people were living in Sölvesborg, which serves as the county seat of Sölvesborg Municipality in Blekinge County, Sweden.
Despite having a small population, Sölvesborg is frequently referred to as a city for historical reasons.
However, Statistics Sweden only classifies areas with more than 10,000 residents as cities. Between the mountain Ryssberget and the bay to the east (Sölvesborgsviken), the port city of Sölvesborg was established in the 12th century.
However, the city grew up around the church, the monastery, and eventually the fortress.
The Saint Nicholas Church dates back to the 12th century in its earliest portion. The church was a component of a Carmelite convent in the fourteenth century.
The earliest parts of the Nicolai Church date back to the 12th century, as do the runestones inside and outside the building.
The runestone inside the church is the one that has been maintained the finest. Visit the Museum and Gallery, which are housed in historic warehouses along the harbour.

KRISTIANOPEL

The settlement of Kristianopel is located in the Karlskrona Municipality in the Blekinge province in southeast Sweden.
On June 25th, 1611, prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden invaded the town during the Kalmar War and destroyed the supplies the Danes had stocked it with.
The church was destroyed, and the town was destroyed.
Between 1618 and 1624, a new Church of the Holy Trinity was constructed.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Blekinge Culture and Traditions

Welcome to a vibrant and creative county! Industrial design, paintings, glass, and sculptures are all forms of art and culture in Blekinge.
Ranging from ultra-modern murals and art styles to historical crafts that demand attention.
Expressions that leave an impression, nearly encompassing every spectral corner and page of the colour chart.
Get inspired by these nine shades of Blekinge's colours! Explore right away!

FOOD FUN FASHION

Blekinge: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide

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#Food

Beautifully situated restaurant with Italian-inspired cuisine and fine wines by the Baltic Sea (at the east pier, "stra piren").
Five hundred metres or so away from the marketplace. The emphasis is on working with organic ingredients, with particular attention paid to producers who value quality, are passionate about their job, and use as much locally produced primary produce as possible.
Every item on the plate deserves consideration, and the table should hear about it. The season and the availability of various items influence the menu.
As a result, the menu is creative, adaptable, and natural in its progression. Drink and snack at the wine bar, or spend the evening in the restaurant.

ANTONIO’S

#Food

With a picturesque view of the islands, Antonio's is situated in Karlskrona, directly close to Borgmästarefjärden.
The central station, Trossö's parking lots, and other shops and sights are all easily accessible by foot from the hotel's location in the city centre.
The interior features materials and colour schemes that represent the environment near the sea and are influenced by Nordic and Italian styles.
The dinnerware is appropriate for every situation, from beautiful seating areas in the bar where guests can observe the open kitchen to the enormous "community table" for enjoyable dinners.
A sizable glazed outdoor dining space is available on the promenade during the summer.
The venue includes spectacular panoramic glass windows with beautiful views of the archipelago.

Wachtmeister Galleria

#Fashion

A lovely commercial centre in the heart of Karlskrona.
The historic part of Karlskrona has a magnificent built-in atrium with a glass ceiling, and although it isn't large (by European or US standards, it is tiny!), it is airy.
Several fashion/clothes, footwear, sportswear, electronics, mobile phone, home décor, café/restaurant, and kiosk/candy stores can be found there.
It is not large, but its design, architecture, and choice of stores are all extremely Swedish.
There is underground parking accessible.

Jaktia

#Fun

For those who enjoy hunting, fishing, and owning dogs, Jaktia is one of the biggest retailers in Sweden.
It is located near Svängsta, in the county of Blekinge, about 15 kilometres northwest of Karlshamn.
In the heart of the fish kingdom in Blekinge, a brand-new speciality shop with spacious areas for hunting, guns, fishing, dogs, and leisure will open on April 25th.
The new store in Svängsta also provides hunting licence training, hunting expeditions, and weapon repairs in addition to hunting, weapons, and fishing.
A hunting licence results from the four-day intense Hunter School of Jaktia training.

LÅNGASJÖN'S LEISURE AREA