ファルケンベルグのおすすめライド

You roll along the Kattegattleden on wonderfully smooth asphalt through the open coastal landscape. Breathe in the salty sea air deeply.

The castle is a must-see; there's no way around it.

Withnice weather in the summer stop for a swim

Nice place to relax

coffee and ice cream , some snacks , in the car park, open !

The Falkenberg Bridge, locally known as Tullbron ("The Toll Bridge"), is a historic stone arch bridge in Falkenberg, Sweden. Built between 1756 and 1761, it gracefully spans the Ätran river. Designated a listed building since 1984, this five-arched structure was a toll bridge until 1914 and remains in active use today. It has undergone significant restoration work over the centuries, notably in 1927 and 1994, preserving its architectural beauty.

The park was named in 1972 when Pablo Picasso's statue Head of a Woman was donated to the city. The statue is one of 14 statues of this size made by the artist Picasso. The statue represents the head of Picasso's wife and is called 'Head of a Woman'. It is made of concrete and then painted white.

Comprising five wings around a courtyard, the Halmstad castle was completed in 1619.