Karlskrona has a long and interesting history, where large parts have been preserved and which can now be visited. Places that offer fantastic experiences in unique environments. Karlskrona has a large selection of exciting museums and other interesting places to visit. If it is the power of nature that attracts you, nature reserves, gardens and parks are waiting for you.
Drottningskär Citadel is part of the world heritage site Karlskrona and was built in the last decades of the 17th century. Drottningskär Citadel, part of the World Heritage site Karlskrona, was built during the last decades of the 17th century and is considered one of the Swedish fortifications' foremost creations. Opening hours: Weekends May and September: 11 am - 3 pm. June - August: 10 am - 4 pm (Closed: 16 and 20 June). Guided tours daily: 11:15 am and 1:15 pm.
In the Glastornet Studio in Nättraby you will find the glass artist Malin Mena. Here, traditional glassblowing is mixed with fresh new thinking, which results in beautiful glass art for both indoor and outdoor environments.
Come and experience glassblowing live!
Two unique collections in Albinsson and Sjöberg's business, car and porcelain museums. The car museum has a wide range, including cars such as King Gustav VI Adolf's Cadillac from -57, Olof Palme's last car, as well as unique sports cars, racing cars, etc. The porcelain museum in the old porcelain factory's coal cellar shows Karlskrona Porslinsfabrik's production 1918-1968, 50 years of design and industrial history. Opening hours: Wednesday - Saturday: 11.00 - 16.00. The entrance fee of SEK 120 includes admission to both the Porcelain Museum and the Car Museum. Children under 15 years free, accompanied by an adult. Café with homemade cakes and the coffee is of course served in coffee cups made in the porcelain factory. Pssst! You are more than welcome to "just" visit the café.
