Where time awaits to be explored
Step into a living timeline in Blekinge, Sweden — where Bronze Age cairns, medieval castles, and maritime heritage merge into one compelling journey. Explore hidden grave fields, walk through torp cottages, and discover naval magic in Karlskrona, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Ready to unlock Blekinge’s stories?
Maritime Majesty & World Heritage in Karlskrona
Karlskrona is not just a coastal city — it’s a symbol of naval ambition and architectural finesse. Visit the Admiralty Church (1685), crafted entirely of wood, and meet the iconic Gubben Rosenbom statue standing guard at its entrance. Dive into sea-faring history at the Naval Museum, and board a real submarine for an immersive experience that speaks to both young explorers and seasoned history lovers.
Ancient Echoes – Grave Fields & Rock Carvings
In Anglemåla East, walk among Bronze and early Iron Age burial mounds, stone settings and ritual markers that whisper of lives long past. Treklasen Grave Field is Blekinge’s largest: clusters of stone monuments and ring circles dating from 300‑700 AD form a dramatic landscape of memory and myth.
Rustic Life & Hidden Corners
Step into 19th-century rural life at Torpet in Brokamåla, a turf‑embedded cottage complete with original interiors and a tiny shoemaker’s workshop. At Slänsmåla, explore relics of land reclamation, dilapidated ditches, old mill remains, and storytelling signs that map out torpar lives in the hinterland.
