Skåne is the perfect place for that soothing, spa-hopping vacation, so pack your bags and prepare to be spoilt.

Skåne is a paradise for garden-lovers. You’ll find everything from herbal gardens in medieval monasteries to romantic rose gardens and organic farms.

Here in Skåne we are pleased to say we’re open for visitors – but of course we have to be careful to stay safe. Here are some things to think about when you visit Skåne and its beautiful countryside.

If you don't feel like planning, booking and arranging a trip to Skåne yourself, don't worry! There are plenty of companies that offer ready-made package trips. These specific ones are available in the UK. Enjoy!

Popularly known as Sweden’s Normandy, Skåne has many producers of ‘must’, the Swedish word for unsweetened, non-alcoholic drinks made from pressed apples. Drop in, learn about apple varieties and cultivation, and enjoy the sweet tastes and aromas.

Famous for its white beaches, crystal clear waters and quaint seaside villages along the coast, Southwest Skåne features open landscapes and views that stretch for miles. Add a reconstructed Viking settlement, thirteen golf courses within a short drive and you’re in for a great holiday.

Deep forests, glassy lakes, glorious coastal paths and rolling fields – that’s northeast Skåne. And it’s so close. Fly, drive or take the train with your hiking boots on and wander right into nature. Time you took a walk on the wild side?

Northwest Skåne is a place of steep cliffs, spectacular caves, waves that whip off surfboards, and hilly wooded landscapes perfect for hiking. Or stroll around the local pottery shops and enjoy freshly harvested vegetables direct from the local farms.

Southeast Skåne including Österlen is the county’s piece of paradise. Lose yourself in the romantic views over rolling fields, drop by a quaint farm shop to pick up fresh food, or stay in an idyllic fishing hamlet and enjoy fresh fish from the early morning catch.

Paddling in the lakes and rivers of Skåne in southern Sweden brings you close to the unique, untouched Scandinavian wilderness. Enjoy different sceneries and atmospheres with your friends and family.

Söderåsen and Söderåsen national park is an area of virgin forests, soaring cliffs and precipices that plunge into rocky ravines that create dramatic scenery.

From age old petroglyphs and Viking remains to medieval strongholds and churches. Skåne is filled with fascinating historical landmarks where you can learn more about the past and lose yourself in the tales about our ancestors. 

Sweden's southernmost national park on the east coast of Skåne offers delightful hiking trails viewpoints over the sea, a white sandy beach and beautiful apple orchards.

Kurt Wallander is the fictional grumpy Swedish police officer with a bit of a drinking problem who is passionate about opera. Follow in the footsteps of this popular antihero around the idyllic town of Ystad.

Revel in the stark beauty of Hovs Hallar, the steepest coastal part of the Bjäre peninsula. Explore rocky beaches and caves, laze on your own sun-warmed stone, or take in the magical views towards the bay of Laholm.

This famous 16 kilometre-long bridge links Copenhagen and Malmö and is the setting for the detective story of the same name. Supporting a motorway and railway, travelling from Copenhagen to Malmö, the largest city in Skåne, over the Öresund Bridge takes just 20 minutes.

Get inspired with a visit to the Kullaberg Nature Reserve on the Kullahalvön peninsula. Enjoy dramatic views of steep cliffs rising from the sea, the rocky outcrops on the ridge above, and the sights surrounding Öresund and Kattegatt.

The university town of Lund is a vibrant city of contrasts. It’s where you’ll meet some of the world’s smartest and innovative people among age-old cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses.