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Äskhult Village

The guide was updated: 2024-09-10

Äskhult is a genuine 19th century village with 17th and 18th century roots. Once you leave the car park, there's little to remind you of the modern world. Join a tour of the village, explore the country lanes or stroll along paths of Hallandsleden. The café serves homemade treats following traditional local recipes.

Useful Information

Address: Äskhultsvägen 70, Fjärås
Website: www.askhultsby.se/en/askhult-hamlet/history-of-askhult
Phone: +46 300 54 21 59
Email: askhultsby@kungsbacka.se

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

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Tjolöholm Castle

Tjolöholm Castle

The turn-of-the-century Tudor castle, situated by the sea, was built by the wealthy merchant James Fredrik Dickson and his wife Blanche between 1898 and 1904. The site features a traditional village with workers' homes, a castle chapel, and a 'Storstuga' with refreshments. The castle garden is always open to the public. You can also take long walks in the nature reserve throughout the year.

Fjärås Bräcka — Glacial Ridge, Nature Reserve & Historic Watchpoint

Fjärås Bräcka — Glacial Ridge, Nature Reserve & Historic Watchpoint

Fjärås Bräcka, an imposing glacial ridge, soars 60 metres above sea level, offering breathtaking views, scenic walks, inviting spots for swimming or fishing. The Li burial ground, Halland's most extensive with over 100 Iron Age standing stones (menhirs), is a must-visit. The year-round Naturum hosts an exhibition on Fjärås Bräcka's formation. Don't miss their café, renowned for its homemade, organic and locally-sourced treats.

Äskhult Village

Äskhult Village

Äskhult is a genuine 19th century village with 17th and 18th century roots. Once you leave the car park, there's little to remind you of the modern world. Join a tour of the village, explore the country lanes or stroll along paths of Hallandsleden. The café serves homemade treats following traditional local recipes.

Tölöberg Watertower

Tölöberg Watertower

On Tölöberg hill in central Kungsbacka stands the city’s first water tower, built in 1897. Climb the 179 steps for a panoramic view of Kungsbacka.

Nidingen Island

Nidingen Island

Sweden's oldest preserved twin lighthouse, situated four nautical miles northwest of the Onsala Peninsula, offers a unique opportunity to stay in its hostel and immerse yourself in fascinating maritime history, with the sea and nature right at your doorstep.

Town Walks

Town Walks

Take a self-guided city walk and delve into the town's history with the brochure 'In the Footsteps of History'. Download it as a PDF or pick up a copy at the Kungsbacka Tourist Office. In the summer, guided city walks are available on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Golf

Golf

The golf season in Kungsbacka lasts almost all year. There are seven golf clubs and 13 golf courses, within 3 to 20 minutes’ drive from the town centre.

Nature Reserves

Nature Reserves

Visit one of Kungsbacka’s 17 nature reserves ranging from heather-covered moors to coastal heaths and translucent beech forests.

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