Strömstad's Best History & Lighthouses

Strömstad’s coastal landscape is defined by its maritime navigation history and Iron Age heritage. This collection features the six-meter-high Grönehög burial mound, one of the region’s largest tumuli, alongside a network of historic lighthouses including Nord-Hällsö and Likholmen. Cultural insights are found at the Fiskartorpet open-air museum, which preserves traditional fishing cottages, and the Strömstad Museum, which details the town’s evolution from a 17th-century spa destination to a vital maritime hub.

Grönehög gravfält

Iron Age burial mound standing approximately six meters high. Located in Skee parish near the Blomsholm megalithic remains.

Nord-Hällsö fyr

Coastal navigation light located on the northern end of Hällsö island in the Strömstad archipelago.

Södra Långön fyr

Maritime light marking the southern approach through the Koster Fjord area.

Strömstads fyr

Harbor lighthouse guiding vessels into Strömstad’s central port.

Likholmen fyr

Small lighthouse situated on Likholmen, marking the inner fairway toward the town center.

Tjurholmsknappen fyr

Navigation marker located on the northern fairway near the border of the Kosterhavet National Park.

Friluftsmuséet Fiskartorpet

Open-air museum featuring historic 18th and 19th-century buildings, including a fisherman's cottage and traditional boathouses.

Strömstads museum

Local history museum documenting the town's maritime heritage, its history as a spa resort, and the local fishing industry.