Classic attractions

Voted "Europe’s most beautiful park", this is the place to bring a blanket, fill your picnic basket and enjoy the thousands of various rhododendron bushes decorating the surroundings. 

Be wowed by the majestic towers and altar that dates back to 1398 at Sweden’s most visited church. Consecrated in the 12th century, this cathedral has become one of the main tourist attractions in the Nordics.

This iconic 16-kilometre bridge connects Copenhagen and Malmö. Carrying both motorway and railway traffic, the Öresund Bridge makes the 20-minute journey from Denmark’s capital to Skåne’s largest city a seamless and scenic experience.

Designed and constructed by the renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the twisted tower in the Western Harbour of Malmö is one of Skåne’s most visited landmarks. 

Legend has it that this small island between Landskrona and Denmark was formed when a giant dropped a lump of earth into the sea. Today, Ven is known for its beautiful cliffs dropping straight into the sea, white beaches, and fun hills for cycling.