Top Things to do in Landskrona Municipality
Things to do in Landskrona Municipality, Skane County: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Landskrona Municipality, Sweden including Landskrona Citadell, Church of Saint Ibb, Asmundtorps kyrka, Sofia Albertina Kyrka, Sandbergen, Norreborgshamn, Backviken Hamn, Alabodarna, Orenasganggriften.
Restaurants in Landskrona Municipality
1. Landskrona Citadell
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4.5 based on 140 reviews
The Citadel is one of the best-preserved 16th century fortresses in the Nordic countries, built by King Christian III of Denmark between 1549 and 1559. In the 1800s the Citadel was used as a prison for convicts with life sentences and for vagrants. Then it was converted to a women's prison that was in use until 1940. There is a cafe in the grounds and you can fish in the moat. There's no admission for the area around the fortress but if you'd like to go inside the Citadel, you'd need to go on a guidad tour. It costs 75 SEK for adult and 40 SEK for children (7-15)
Reviewed By kristerolsson1 - Landskrona, Sweden
And old castle in the middle of the city. They have restored it to almost original and you have a feelling of how it would be at the time of history when this was a Danish fort and they fought for this region with the Swedes. Old prison tower from the 20th Century. Guide tours.
2. Church of Saint Ibb
3. Asmundtorps kyrka
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
4. Sofia Albertina Kyrka
5. Sandbergen
6. Norreborgshamn
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
7. Backviken Hamn
8. Alabodarna
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3.5 based on 7 reviews
Alabodarna is a picturesque fishing village lying north of Landskrona. The bard Gabriel Jonsson was born here, and much of his poetry was influenced by the town and surrounding landscape.
9. Orenasganggriften
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3.5 based on 4 reviews
On the hill near the picturesque fishing village of Alabodarna is Orenas long barrow placed, approximately 4,000 years old. This tomb has recently undergone a scientific restoration. Its open for visitors. Bring your own torch and go inside for a visit.
