Submarines, cannons, teacups, gold treasure, veteran cars … A fascinating history is reflected in the city’s many museums.
The Naval Museum tells the Swedish Navy’s exciting history. Karlskrona’s most visited attraction!
Blekinge Museum exhibitions about the history of the county.
Albinsson & Sjöberg’s Car & Porcelain Museum, a trip down memory lane – two nice museums under one roof.

The archipelago is a perfect place to relax, recharge and just be. Self or together. No requirements, no musts - just be.

Sweden's southernmost archipelago is composed of 1,650 islands, skerries and islets - from Hasslö in the west to Utlängan in the east. Savour blue days of wind, water, salt splashed rocks and glorious bays for bathing. Discover this chain of ilsands in your own way.

Drop anchor in Karlskrona, the city that was founded in 1680, when Karl XI decided to establish the country's new naval base here.
More than 300 years later the Naval base is still here in Karlskrona - the city where old meets new and tradition meets innovation.  In 1998, Karlskrona gained World Heritage Status by UNESCO.

Karlskrona offers fantastic adventures in unique environments. There are a variety of guided tours to choose from, and the sound of the occean and the smell of tar is always present.

An idyllic village from the 17th century also known as "The thousand roses village". Smell the roses and the sea, hike on the mighty wall that frames the village and reminds us of the former Danish times. Take a swim from the pier or from one of the bathing areas. Sit on the dock and enjoy the boat life in the harbor. In Kristianopel you will find several small shops, cozy cafes and eateries.

Try something new and discover new places! Have you been camping on a deserted island or walked along the Blekinge trail? Don't miss the opportunities for new experiences this summer.
ARK56, which is a network of trails for kayaking, hiking and cycling through the UNESCO biosphere reserve Blekinge Arkipelag. You choose whether you want to experience nature and culture on foot, by bike, in kayak or by boat. 13 hubs link the trails and offer food, accommodation and experiences.