Karlskrona kommun Must-Sees

Explore the maritime heritage and archaeological landmarks of Karlskrona, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This selection includes the 18th-century Skärva Manor and the medieval ruins of Brömsehus fortress, once a vital border defense. Discover the region's ancient history at Hästhallen, home to Blekinge’s largest collection of Bronze Age rock carvings, or visit Nättraby Vägmuseum, the world's first open-air road museum. The list also highlights panoramic vistas from Bryggarberget and the essential ferry link to Poland.

Sail inn

Seaside restaurant located in the coastal village of Torhamn.

Skärva House

Skärva Manor is the country house that shipbuilder Fredrik Henrik af Chapman made on the mainland, just northwest of Karlskrona and east of…

Karlskrona - Gdynia

Ferry terminal connecting Karlskrona with Gdynia, Poland, via the Stena Line route.

Hällristning Hästhallen

The largest rock carving site in Blekinge, featuring around 140 Bronze Age figures including ships, horses, and human figures.

Brömsehus

Remnants of a 14th-century Danish fortress located at the historic border between Sweden and Denmark.

Bryggarberget Utsiktspunkt

High-altitude viewpoint providing a panoramic outlook over the Karlskrona archipelago and the naval city's historic center.

Nättraby Vägmuseum

The world's first open-air road museum, showcasing historical infrastructure including bridges, milestones, and road paths along the Nättraby River.