In Skåne, vintage is not just a trend, it’s a lifestyle. Swedes have a habit of selling and donating old things instead of throwing them away, which means there are plenty of opportunities to make some unique finds.

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.

If you want to experience different parts of Skåne, everything is nearby and easily accessible by train, buses or car. Also the infrastructure within the Öresund region makes traveling between Sweden, Denmark and the continent fast and smooth.

Skåne has some of the most important settlements of the viking age. Visit Sweden's only reconstructed viking city, see famous rune stones, try the viking market and watch fierce viking battles.

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.

Take a wine-lover's journey, sampling crisp whites, mild reds, and enchanting rosés at local vineyards in Sweden's most upcoming wine region: Skåne.

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

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.

Skåne is a hidden gem for food lovers. From traditional recipes to modern gastronomy, the region’s vibrant, diverse culinary scene is captivating palates and inspiring chefs. Come and try it.

Skåne’s capital is all about culture, exciting cuisine, innovative architecture and a vibrant social scene. Spoil yourself in an area that has more pubs and restaurants per capita than anywhere else in Sweden.

If you like good cuisine, you’ll love Skåne. This region's food scene attracts renowned chefs who skilfully transform south Sweden's finest produce into unforgettable dishes, paired with artisan beers, natural wines and award-winning spirits.

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?

Enjoy the great outdoors in central Skåne. Stroll in beech forests, visit castles, fish, swim or canoe in the lakes. And see Scandinavian animals like brown bears, elk and wolves at Skåne’s Animal Park. There’s lots to see and do.

Måkläppen wildlife sanctuary opens for visitors for 12 weeks every year. Take the opportunity to get close to unique birds and wild seals on the uttermost part of the Falsterbo peninsula.

Why go to Australia or Hawaii when you can surf in south Sweden? Skåne features strong winds and playful waves, making this a popular meeting place for all kinds of surfers.

Voted "Europe’s most beautiful park", this is the place to bring a blanket, fill your picnic basket and enjoy the thousands of rhododendron bushes decorating the surroundings. Make sure you pop by the café or even eat lunch in one of Sweden’s top restaurants on site.

With a host of top cafés and restaurants serving all kinds of meat-free dishes, Skåne is a paradise for vegetarians, vegans and flexitarians. So if plant-powered foods are your thing, then Skåne is definitely your place.