Västersjön & Rössjön

Helsingborg Region

Provided byÄngelholms Näringsliv/Familjen Helsingborg

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Västersjön & Rössjön

Västersjön and Rössjön is one of Hallandsåsens most beautiful nature areas. At Västersjön, Ängelholm’s largest lake, you can swim, fish and rent rowing boats. The next largest lake, Rössjön, is a protected bird reserve.

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