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바이킹 시대 또는 철기 시대의 약 120개의 무덤

로마 철기 시대와 바이킹 시대의 묘지에는 125개의 무덤이 있습니다.

a very picturesque picture

Walk on Brändaholm is stunningly beautiful

blue sea, green trees and typical red Swedish houses... fantastically beautiful

Almö is a nature reserve in Ronneby municipality in Blekinge county. The area has been nature protected since 1987 and is 889 hectares in size. It is located southeast of Ronneby, 4 km south of Förkärla church and consists of the eastern part of Almö as well as nearby islets and skerries with water areas. Almö udde has been set aside as a nature park since 1961. The northern part of the nature reserve is dominated by meadows with large oaks and lush deciduous forests. To the south, the area transitions into a more open landscape with moors, rocky outcrops and coastal meadows. There is a rich bird life in the area and the water areas are important resting places for resting and wintering seabirds. The nature reserve is part of the EU's ecological network, Natura 2000.

There is a small ferry line from Närraby to Karlskrona. The Axel ferry is a small boat that can also take bicycles. The trip is idyllic on the canal and then goes across the bay to Karlskrona. this saves you the 15 km around the outside.

Away from traffic on asphalt through the countryside.