Itinerary

• Malmö – Lomma – Lund

  Start by taking an extra night in Malmö so you have time to explore everything Malmö has to offer. This point then takes you out of central Malmö, past Alnarps park and on to the beach in Lomma and back to another big city, Lund. The detour before cycling towards Lomma and a popular place to visit, is Alnarpsparken a perfect place for a picnic in the nature. Take the time to park your bike and stroll through the park, where there is, among other things, a castle from the 19th century and the debatable work of art "bobo's heart". Back on the trail eventually takes you to a gravel bike path to Lomma harbour, which is twelve kilometers from Malmö. Lomma is a well-established city with a large range of services, there is also Lomma beach and a marina where you can eat a nice dinner. The last stage ends in the university city of Lund, a city just like Malmö filled with sights and experiences.

  • Distance 21,1km
  • Level of difficulty: Easy
  • Stay in Malmö at Elite Plaza
  • Stay in Lund at Elite hotel Ideon or Scandic Star

• Lund – Staffanstorp – Eslöv

  Lund is a thousand-year-old city filled with historic places and beautiful surroundings that you can enjoy during your visit. In connection with your cycling stop in Lund, you can for example go to Kulturen, the world's second oldest open-air museum, Lund Cathedral, and the city's Art Gallery. If you want to eat lunch, take the opportunity to try a Lundaknake, a sausage that can only be bought in Lund, or stop at one of the city's many cafes and restaurants. When you are ready to discover Lund, the journey continues towards Staffanstorp which has a fantastic curving beautiful small road, perfect for pedaling along rolling fields, forest groves, paddocks, avenues, through small, nice villages and past beautiful natural scenery. The stretch ends in Eslöv, where you can rest until the next stage.

  • Distance 38,5km
  • Level of difficulty: Medium
  • Stay in Eslöv at Hotell Stensson

• Eslöv-Höör

  Eslöv is a town characterized by the grain industry and there are also plenty of castles and mills to visit. Go on a guided tour of the historic Bosjökloster castle and the associated gardens located between the Ring lakes. Don't miss the exciting museums here. For a real nostalgia trip, Eslöv's toy museum is a good place to relive the toys you remember, there are collections of toys from both the past and the present. If you want a swimming day, there is just outside Eslöv, Sjöholmen's bathing area. At the long, shallow sandy beach, you can also play football and frisbee golf. In summary, Eslöv is a city that is close to both the city and the countryside.

  • Distance 22,6km
  • Level of difficulty: Easy
  • Stay in Höör at Höörs Gästgifwaregård

• Höör – Hörby – Tollarp

  Lakes, beaches, forests, and cultural landscapes you will cycle through as you continue your journey. Höör is known as the small town with a large selection and there are lots of places to eat. Take a forest walk, fish, canoe in the lake or shop in cozy little shops in the center. In Höör you can enjoy the region's locally produced food in restaurants, cafes, and farm shops. Höör is also home to the Skåne Zoo, which is the world's largest zoo for Nordic animals. In addition to the animals, there is a lot to do in the park, a perfect stop if you want to barbecue or have a picnic among the animals. The cycle path from Höör to Tollarp takes you to smaller roads to the east. Take the opportunity to stop on the road at Linderöds farm shop, which has ice cream from Otto and the ice cream factory, especially try the ice cream Ottostruten.

  • Distance 38,6km
  • Level of difficulty: Medium
  • Stay in Tollarp at Wramsta B&B

• Tollarp – Kristianstad

  The last big city this bike package has to offer is Kristianstad. Kristianstad is clearly marked by its Danish history and one of the most magnificent buildings in the city from this time is the Trinity Church and has been called the most beautiful Renaissance temple in the Nordics. The Trinity Church was built as a Lutheran church, and basically still looks like the installation in 1628. Also, don't forget to visit the water kingdom naturum on the other side of Helge å. Here you can learn more about local nature in the exhibition, join guided tours or eat at café Årum. Take an extra night in Kristianstad and rest and recharge before returning home

  • Distance 19km
  • Level of difficulty: Easy
  • Stay in Kristianstad at First hotel Christian IV