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Sjalen Says: The smallest little chapel I've come across in Sweden! Not always open but can be admired from the outside too of course. It is probably from the 16th century and built by fishermen who wanted somewhere to pray. Craftsmen, but not church builders, have built it. Only drowned...
Sjalen Says: Seaside art! Or is it? These are the most controversial pieces of art in Sweden. Built by drift wood, Nimis was constructed without any permission and on private land. The landowner and the county council has fought the artist but so far, Nimis is still standing and has now...
Sjalen Says: A typical half timbered Skåne farm build around a yard. Today, it is used for cultural events and you would be especially lucky to be here for Midsummer, the great Swedish celebration. There is a permanent exhibition on farming through the centuries and it is a generally...
Jonstorp/Kullabygden hostel: The local hostel
Sjalen Says: There is no hostel in Arild itself, but in Jonstorp, less than ten kilometres away, and feasible if you have a car. It is an STF hostel, so you international IYHF card is valid. Open April to September and has comfy beds.
Strand Hotel: Famous Skåne hotel
Sjalen Says: No, I've never stayed here myself, but this is, along with Rusthållaregården a few blocks west, the place to stay in Arild, and famous in the rest of Skåne too. It is the white building up on the hill in this photo... Nice views of the Skälder Bay.
Rusthållargårdens Restaurang: Gorgeous swedish food
UlrikaRu Says: Gorgeous local food in a beautiful surrounding. I really recommend a walk around the premises as is it so beautiful. they cook traditional swedish food that is lovely. Everything with their home-grown herbs.
Flickorna Lundgren: World's best cakes and lemonade
Sjalen Says: As haussed up as this place is in Swedish tourist circles, I was still impressed once I got here! The sisters Lundgren (who started the cafe when they thought they would otherwise have to sell the farm) no longer run the place, but one of their son's do. He has stuck to the...
Sjalen Says: The easiest way to get to Arild is by car, as you drive from either Mölle or Höganäs and then Jonstorp. It is however possible to go by bus from Höganäs bus station (easy to reach from Helsingborg) several times a day.
Porteplume Says: .Français: English: By Car (Bridge or Ferry)The Oresund Bridge from Copenhagen is the fastest way to cross the sound. You can also choose ferries from Helsingör, Denmark to Helsingborg. From Germany there are ferries from Travemünde, Sassnitz and Rostock to Trelleborg....
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Artist Vilks and friends had enough of being chased for illegally building Nimis and Arx on the rocky shores north west of Arild and have created an independent state of Ladonia, with Nimis and Arx as the main cities, their own national hymn and so on. Taxes are paid by giving away some of your creativity! Read more at the website below.
Updated Jun 23, 2004
Website: http://www.ladonia.net/
As elsewhere on the Kullaberg peninsula, cliffs are very steep and you should take particular care if with small children.
Updated Jun 20, 2004
Arild is a very old village on the northern side of the Kulla peninsula in northern Skåne. Legend has it that the name comes from a man called Arvid who set out to sea to find richness. His stepdad......
The journey along the beautiful, winding coastal route continues to a number of idyllic villages on the Kulla Peninsula.
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