Helsingborg Region

Sweden

Helsingborg Region

Provided byMickael Tannus/Familjen Helsingborg
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€4,95

Do & See

Here, in northwest Skåne, there is so much to see! And it's close to everything, too. It is close to farm shops with award winning sausages, potteries, emerald green golf courses, castles with flowering gardens, freshly baked vanilla hearts, ancient fishing villages and long Sand Beach.
Rothoffska Allotment & the Citadel

Rothoffska Allotment & the Citadel

Landskrona features Sweden’s only allotment museum. This small, green painted cottage and allotment was built by the Rothoff family in 1903. The cottage is furnished in the style of the early 20th century, and there is a small exhibition about the history of the allotment. Perennial beds and roses flourish in the front garden, while vegetables and herbs grow at the back. Honey from the original beehive is sold at Landskrona Museum. The Citadel Allotments are Sweden’s oldest preserved allotment areas, on the old fortifications of Landskrona Citadel. There are 122 allotments here, featuring colourful floral displays and spectacular ornamental woodwork.

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Saint Petri Church

Saint Petri Church

Saint Petri is a world-famous church and an architectural masterpiece that exudes simplicity. It was designed by Sigurd Lewerentz and consecrated in 1966. The entrance can be quite hard to find, but it was deliberately built that way, to represent the difficulty of finding the gateway to the Kingdom of God. The font is made of a white mussel shell from the Indian Ocean, placed on a raised area that resembles a rock. All the details have been carefully planned and executed, and all symbolize an event or aspect of Christian faith.

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Toy World

Toy World

Toy World is an experience for both kids and grownups. It's neither a play centre nor a traditional toy history museum, but an amazing world built with toy exhibitions, play zone and amusement games, spooky room and fun activities. Toy World is one of a kind with its combination of minilands and showcase exhibitions. Unique in both what’s exhibited and the way it’s done. Experience thousands of toys from the 1960s until today, trains and slot tracks, music, sound, light and motion effects (that you can activate by pressing buttons). A perfect adventure for anyone who wants to spend quality time with family and friends, while having a trip down memory lane. Suits all toy interested, families, grandparents, collectors, schools, companies, societies and tourists.

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