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Your first night is at the Hotel Elite Mollberghttps://www.elite.se/en/hotels/helsingborg/elite-hotel-mollberg-helsingborg/What to see in Helsingborg:KärnanWhat it is: Kärnan is a medieval tower&nbsp;that is one of Helsingborg’s most iconic landmarks. It dates back to the 14th century and was originally part of a castle built to defend the city.Why visit: Climb to the top for stunning panoramic views of the city, the Öresund Strait, and across to Denmark.Sofiero Palace and GardensWhat it is: Sofiero is a former royal summer residence surrounded by beautiful, expansive gardens.Why visit: The gardens are&nbsp;world-renowned, particularly in the spring and summer when the&nbsp;rhododendrons are in bloom. The palace itself is also worth exploring, and there are often art exhibitions and cultural events.Helsingborg City Beach (Tropical Beach)What it is: Located at the edge of the&nbsp;city, this beach area is popular in the summer months, offering a great&nbsp;place for relaxation and enjoying the ocean.Why visit: If you're visiting during the&nbsp;warmer months, it’s a nice spot to sunbathe or swim. There's also a&nbsp;man-made tropical greenhouse that offers a "beach experience" year-round, even in the winter.Helsingborg's Harbour and Waterfront WalkWhat it is: The waterfront area is a&nbsp;lovely place to enjoy the sea breeze, watch ferries coming and going, and admire the modern architecture in the harbor.Why visit: There are plenty of nice&nbsp;walking paths, cafes, and restaurants where you can relax with views of the water, especially near Helsingborg’s marina.Viking Museum in HelsingborgWhat it is: This small museum gives you a&nbsp;glimpse into the Viking history of the region.Why visit: It’s a fascinating place for history buffs, showcasing Viking artifacts, runestones, and information about the Norse heritage in the area. Your next stop is Landskrona.Distance 26km ca. 1,5h

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Your second night is Hotel Öresund Conference &amp; Spahttps://www.hoteloresund.se/ Landskrona Citadel (Citadellet)What it is: One of the best-preserved &nbsp;Renaissance fortresses in Sweden, built in the 16th century to defend the town from naval attacks.Why visit: The citadel is an iconic&nbsp;landmark in Landskrona, offering scenic views of the town and Öresund. The&nbsp;surrounding park is perfect for a leisurely walk, and the citadel itself&nbsp;houses an exhibition about the town’s history.Sofia Albertina ChurchWhat it is: A beautiful Baroque-style church in the center of Landskrona, dating back to the 1700s.Ven Island (Ven)What it is: A small island in the Öresund Strait, just a short ferry ride from Landskrona.Why visit: Ven is known for its&nbsp;picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and bike-friendly paths. It’s a&nbsp;popular spot for cycling, hiking, and exploring its historical sites, including Tycho Brahe Museum and the 16th-century Uraniborg Observatory, built by the famous Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe. You&nbsp;can rent a bike or simply enjoy the peaceful island atmosphere.Landskrona's Seafront and BeachesWhat it is: Landskrona has several&nbsp;pleasant beaches along the coastline, such as Billebjer and Hobysjö&nbsp;Strand.The Öresund Bridge Viewing PointWhat it is: A scenic spot where you can view the impressive Öresund Bridge, which connects Sweden and Denmark.Why visit: The Öresund Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in the region, and the viewpoint provides an&nbsp;excellent spot for photos, especially during sunset or when ships pass&nbsp;underneath the bridge.Follow my next step! MalmöDistance: 44km&nbsp;

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Your third night is at Malmö – Elite Plaza Hotel: Adress: Gustav Adolfs torg 49, 211 39 MalmöMalmö, Sweden's third-largest city, is a vibrant and dynamic place with a unique blend of modern architecture, rich cultural heritage, and a diverse, multicultural atmosphere. Located at the southern tip of Sweden, near the border with Denmark, Malmö is an exciting city that offers plenty to see and do. Here&nbsp;are some of the top attractions and things to see in Malmö:Turning TorsoDescription: This iconic skyscraper is Malmö’s most famous landmark and the tallest building in Scandinavia. Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the Turning Torso stands at 190 meters and twists in a striking spiral shape.Malmöhus&nbsp;Castle (Malmöhus Slott)Description: This 16th-century&nbsp;Renaissance-style fortress is one of the oldest preserved buildings in&nbsp;Sweden. Today, it houses several museums, including the Malmö Art Museum, Malmö Museum of Natural History, and the Technology and Maritime Museum.Stortorget and Lilla Torg (Town&nbsp;Squares)Description: Malmö’s central squares are perfect for enjoying the city’s charm. Stortorget is Malmö’s main&nbsp;square, surrounded by historic buildings, including the Malmö City Hall and the St. Peter's Church (Sankt Petri Kyrka). Just a short walk away, Lilla Torg (Little Square) is a picturesque area with&nbsp;cobblestone streets, outdoor cafes, and lively restaurants.Kungsparken (King's Park) and SlottsparkenDescription: These two beautiful parks&nbsp;surround Malmöhus Castle. Kungsparken is known for its tranquil lake,&nbsp;historic trees, and walking paths, while Slottsparken is a more formal garden with manicured landscapes.Västra&nbsp;Hamnen (Western Harbor)Description: A modern, environmentally&nbsp;friendly district that has transformed from an industrial area into a&nbsp;bustling waterfront with residential buildings, cafes, and green spaces. The area also offers stunning views of the Öresund Bridge, which connects Sweden to Denmark.Öresund&nbsp;Bridge (Öresundsbron)Description: The Öresund Bridge is&nbsp;a remarkable feat of engineering, connecting Malmö to Copenhagen, Denmark. The bridge is part of the E4 highway and also accommodates a railway line.Malmö&nbsp;Live Concert HallDescription: Malmö Live is a modern&nbsp;concert hall and conference center located in the heart of the city. It is home to the Malmö Symphony Orchestra and hosts a range of events,&nbsp;including classical music, jazz, and pop concerts. Next stop is TrelleborgDistance: 33km ca 2h

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Your fourth night is at Hotel Dannegårdenhttps://www.dannegarden.se/?utm_source=gbp&amp;utm_medium=organic&amp;utm_campaign=gbp-listing Trelleborg, located at the southernmost tip of Sweden in the Skåne region, is a charming town with a rich history and several interesting attractions. Although it’s smaller than Malmö or Helsingborg, Trelleborg offers a relaxed atmosphere with a mix of historical sites, beautiful nature, and coastal views. Here are some of the top things to see and do in Trelleborg:1. Trelleborg Viking Fortress (Trelleborgen)Description: One of Trelleborg’s most&nbsp;famous historical sites, Trelleborgen is a Viking ring fortress &nbsp;dating back to the late 10th century. It is believed to have been a stronghold built by Viking King Harald Bluetooth.Tip: Visit the Trelleborg Viking Museum&nbsp;for more interactive exhibits and to learn about Viking life in the area.2. Trelleborg Harbor and the Öresund StraitDescription: Trelleborg’s harbor is one of&nbsp;Sweden’s busiest and most important ports, with ferry connections to Germany, &nbsp;Poland, and Denmark. The harbor area is picturesque, with&nbsp;boats and ships coming and going, and it offers great views of the Öresund&nbsp;Strait.3. SmygehukDescription: Just south of Trelleborg, Smygehuk&nbsp;is Sweden’s southernmost point. It is a popular destination for those who want to visit the southern tip of the country.Why Visit: The area offers beautiful coastal scenery, a lovely lighthouse, and a small harbor. The lighthouse, Smygehuks fyr, is iconic and marks the southernmost point of Sweden. It’s a great place for a walk, taking photos, and enjoying the sea breeze.Tip: There are also small restaurants and cafés near the lighthouse, where you can enjoy a meal or a coffee with a&nbsp;view.6. Foteviken Viking MuseumDescription: Located a short distance&nbsp;north of Trelleborg, Foteviken Viking Museum is an open-air museum&nbsp;dedicated to Viking history. The museum features a reconstructed Viking&nbsp;village, Viking-style ships, and reenactments.Why Visit: This is one of the most&nbsp;immersive Viking museums in Sweden, where you can step into Viking life,&nbsp;see Viking houses, and participate in workshops and reenactments. It's an educational and interactive experience, especially for families.Tip: The museum also offers boat tours during the summer, where you can sail on a Viking ship.7. Vångavång Nature ReserveDescription: Located just east of the&nbsp;town, Vångavång Nature Reserve is a peaceful area known for its&nbsp;lush forests, scenic walking trails, and rich wildlife.Tip: Bring a picnic, as there are beautiful&nbsp;spots for relaxing and enjoying nature in the reserve. Next stop is YstadDistance: 48km ca 2,5h

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We are almost done, your next stop is Fritiden Hotell &amp; Kongres Ystad combines medieval charm, beautiful landscapes, and a modern artistic and cultural scene, making it a wonderful place to visit for history buffs, nature lovers, and those simply looking to relax in a picturesque town by the sea. Ystad Old Town (Ystads Gamla Stadsdel)The historic heart of Ystad is&nbsp;full of cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and medieval buildings.&nbsp;Wander through the charming streets and alleys, many of which date back to&nbsp;the 14th and 15th centuries. Don't miss the colorful, well-preserved houses&nbsp;with their characteristic tiled roofs.St. Mary's Church (Sankt Maria Kyrka)This beautiful medieval church,&nbsp;dating back to the 13th century, is one of the town's most significant&nbsp;landmarks. The church features a stunning interior with gothic vaulting, medieval murals, and an impressive altarpiece. It's an excellent&nbsp;spot for history and architecture lovers.Ales Stenar (Ale's Stones)Located a short drive from&nbsp;Ystad, Ales Stenar is Sweden's largest and most impressive stone circle, dating back to the Iron Age. The site offers panoramic views of the sea and is often compared to Stonehenge. It's a fantastic spot for a hike and&nbsp;to experience ancient history.Mölle, The Wallander LocationsIf you’re a fan of Henning&nbsp;Mankell’s Wallander series, you might enjoy visiting the locations where the Swedish TV series (and books) were set. The town of Ystad and &nbsp;its surroundings were frequently used as the backdrop for the brooding&nbsp;atmosphere of Kurt Wallander’s investigations. Take a guided tour to visit some of the iconic spots from the series.Ystad's Chocolate Factory (Chokladfabriken i Ystad)For a sweet treat, visit&nbsp;Ystad’s Chocolate Factory. Here you can watch chocolatiers at work and taste handmade Swedish chocolates. It's a delightful stop for those with a sweet tooth.Kåseberga Village and HarborA small coastal village located&nbsp;near Ystad, Kåseberga offers beautiful views and is famous for its seafood&nbsp;restaurants and traditional fishing village atmosphere. It's also the location of Ales Stenar, making it an ideal place to visit after seeing&nbsp;the stone circle.The Wallander TourFor those fascinated by the Wallander &nbsp;books and TV series, there are guided tours that take you to key filming&nbsp;locations around Ystad. This includes sites like the police station,&nbsp;Wallander's house, and various other spots featured in the show.Your last stop is SimrishamnDistance: 50km 2,5h

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Our last stop is Hotel Svea Simrishamn is a lovely coastal town located in the southeastern part of Skåne County. Known for its charming harbor, cobbled streets, and picturesque surroundings, Simrishamn is a delightful destination for those looking to explore a traditional Swedish town with plenty of history, culture, and scenic beauty. Here are some of the best things to see and do in Simrishamn:Simrishamn HarborThe harbor is the heart of the&nbsp;town, where you can stroll along the quays, watch the fishing boats, and&nbsp;enjoy the maritime atmosphere. It’s especially picturesque in the early morning or late afternoon when the sun casts beautiful light over the&nbsp;water. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants along the waterfront&nbsp;where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Swedish dishes.The Old Town (Simrishamns Gamla Stadsdel)Simrishamn's old town is a charming collection of cobblestone streets and well-preserved buildings. Wander through narrow alleyways, explore the small boutiques, and admire&nbsp;the traditional 19th-century architecture. The town's colorful buildings and serene atmosphere make it a perfect place to get lost for an afternoon.The Swedish Maritime Museum (Svenska Sjöfartsmuseet)Located near the harbor, this&nbsp;small museum highlights Simrishamn’s long maritime history, with exhibits&nbsp;on fishing, shipbuilding, and the local naval heritage. The museum offers&nbsp;a fascinating insight into the seafaring traditions of the region and is a&nbsp;must-visit for those interested in maritime history.Österlen CoastlineSimrishamn is part of the&nbsp;beautiful Österlen region, famous for its stunning coastline, sandy&nbsp;beaches, and dramatic cliffs. The area is perfect for hiking, biking, or simply relaxing by the sea. Popular beaches nearby include Sandhammaren&nbsp;and Vik, both known for their beauty and natural surroundings. You&nbsp;can also explore the coastal villages of Österlen, many of which have&nbsp;galleries, cafés, and boutique shops.Simrishamn's Market Square (Stora Torget)The town’s market square is a&nbsp;lively spot, especially on market days when local vendors sell fresh&nbsp;produce, flowers, and crafts. It’s a great place to soak up the local atmosphere, grab some fresh fruit, or enjoy a coffee at one of the nearby&nbsp;cafés.Simrishamn's Fishing Villages and SeafoodBeing a coastal town,&nbsp;Simrishamn has a long tradition of fishing, and you can sample fresh local seafood at many of the town’s restaurants. Try dishes like freshly caught herring, shrimp, or smoked fish. The seafood in Simrishamn is renowned, and dining by the harbor or at a local eatery is a great way to enjoy the&nbsp;local flavors.Stenshuvud National ParkA bit further to the north of Simrishamn lies Stenshuvud National Park, one of Skåne’s most&nbsp;beloved nature reserves. Known for its dramatic hills, forested areas, and beautiful coastal views, the park offers a range of walking trails,&nbsp;including a climb to the summit of Stenshuvud Hill, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding area.

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Welcome to a completely new biking experience from Helsingborg to Simrishamn and take the chance to try one of Skånes most beautiful bike trails. It is an incredible experience where you will be able to bike through various scenic environments. During the route you will also see how the landscapes changes from long white beaches to huge flowering rapeseed fields (only in May/June). Along the south coast you can also swim from Swedens perhaps most beautiful beaches, and discover hidden gems such as small farm shops and fishing communities. Why not visit one of the many cafés along the way and enjoy food at the local inns.

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