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One of the oldest constructions in the city is the House of Jacob Hazen built in 1641. This beautiful house in the national style has preserved its original appearance. Today, the historic building serves as a hotel. There is a restaurant on the ground floor. The historical hotel is distinguished by its large conference center where important business meetings are held. The architectural monument of the later period is the villa of consul Persson that was built in 1848. Initially, the villa belonged to one of the rich local counts. Then, in 1916, the construction came under the responsibility of the municipal government. In the first half of the 20th century, the building is occupied by offices of one of the large companies and then by a music school. Today, this historic building belongs to the University of Helsingborg. When walking along the North Harbor, you can visit the Dunker Culture House. It is distinguished by its impressive size and offers its visitors a lot of interesting entertainments. Every day, different cultural and entertaining events including special programs for children are held here. The significant part of this building is used for organizing exhibitions. There is also a popular restaurant and pub in the culture house. It is very interesting to visit the culture house during different festivals and national holidays. The fans of historical attractions will be definitely impressed by the old Sofiero Castle that was the royal … Read further

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Helsingborg sightseeing

Despite such huge destructions the city has managed to preserve several old buildings. Walk in the old part of the city and you will see St Mary's Church, Town Hall and Kernan Tower. Other places that are worth visiting are Fredriksdal Museum, Henry Dunker Culture Center and House of Jacob Hansen. However, the local open-air museum is still the most unusual cultural center of this city. The museum occupies quite a … Open

Travel guide to Helsingborg

One of the oldest constructions in the city is the House of Jacob Hazen built in 1641. This beautiful house in the national style has preserved its original appearance. Today, the historic building serves as a hotel. There is a restaurant on the ground floor. The historical hotel is distinguished by its large conference center where important business meetings are held. The architectural monument of the later … Open

Sweden - moving around the country

The Goteborg Landvetter Airport does not lag behind in terms of passenger traffic. The airport is located only twenty kilometers from the capital of the country and is also an international airport. Currently, there are two terminals within its territory. The airport’s infrastructure is quite well developed. There are several catering establishments of various price categories, shops, colorful stores with local souvenirs, a recreation room, and a small hotel, all within the airport’s territory. The next equally important airport is Skavsta’s airport, whose carrying capacity is also about one million passengers a year. At the height of the tourist season, the airport starts conducting seasonal charter flights. The Malmo Airport considered to be another one of the most famous international airports in Sweden. At the moment, this airport is equipped with only one terminal. However, this does not prevent it from serving about 800,000 clients annually. As a rule, flights from Eastern Europe land at this very airport. … Open

Nature and parks of Sweden

The nature of Sweden fascinates and delights everyone who comes to this country. Behind the Arctic Circle, one can observe a unique natural phenomenon - the northern lights. Despite its northern location, the climate in Sweden is not so severe due to its proximity to the warm Gulf Stream. The surface of the country is covered mainly by coniferous forest and taiga. One of the most picturesque places is the northern Swedish province of Lapland, where the Sami live. The Swedish Laponia is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. There are 29 national parks on the territory of the country. Their lands are protected by the state therefore any defiance will result in serious fines. Most of the territory of parks is occupied by mountains. … Open