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Contact Information Helsingborg Family Product Manual Contact information BEREDSKAPSMUSÉET Birgit Nilsson Museum Sweden’s only World War II underground bunker museum. Birgit Nilssons väg 27 This Helsingborg battery dates from June 1940. Old guns, 269 91 Båstad, Sweden canons and tanks are on display in the bunker and the exhibition hall. Café and shop. Phone: +46 431 31 18 60 E-mail: [email protected] Beredskapsmuseet Website: www.birgitnilsson.com Djuramossavägen 160 Location: Svenstad, 54 km > Helsingborg 260 40 Viken, Sweden Open: 18 May-8 September, Tuesday - Sunday 11-17, Tuesdays only bookings Phone: +46 42 22 40 89 Booking: +46 42 22 40 39 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.beredskapsmuseet.com BJÄRHUS FRAMHOUSE AND SHOP Location: 10 km > Helsingborg Offers vegetables, organic groceries and many other things Open: See website that are a true classic to a farmer shop. Customers will Booking: +46 42 22 40 39 receive a personalized welcome, enjoy the rustic, idyllic BERGSNEDFIRNING PÅ KULLABERG atmosphere and dream back to old times. Shop. Chark. Vegetables. Kullabergsguiderna har sitt center uppe på Kullaberg i naturum som är beläget 100 meter från Kullens Fyr. Gui- Bjärhus Gårdsbutik derna ser till att utflykten får en guldkant, att besöket på Bjärhus 7738 Kullaberg blir en upplevelse utöver det vanliga. 264 93 Klippan, Sweden Naturum på Kullaberg Phone: +46 43 51 02 95 Italienska vägen 323 E-mail: [email protected] 260 42 Mölle, Sweden Website: www.bjarhus.se Location: 33 km > Helsingborg Phone: +46 739 88 10 77 Open: Fridays: 10 - 18, Saturdays: 10 - 14 E-mail: [email protected] Booking: +46 42 22 40 39 Website: www.kullabergsguiderna.se Location: 36 km > Helsingborg BJÄRE HEMBYGD Open: 30/6 - 12/8, Thursdays 09.30 - 11.30 Arranges potato excursions on the Bjäre peninsula. BIALITT CAFÉ Planting, picking and tasting. Also vodka tasting. Enjoy homemade Swedish waffles, sandwhiches and cakes Bjäre Hembygd AB in a warm and cozy setting. Bialitt Café welcomes groups. Burenviksvägen 75 Smaller parties can also be arranged. 269 95 Båstad, Sweden Bialitt Kaffestuga Phone: +46 43 17 54 20 Gryttinge 1270 E-mail: [email protected] 268 90 Svalöv, Sweden Website: www.bjarehembygd.se Location: Bjärehalvön, 50 km > Helsingborg Phone: +46 41 37 31 25 Open: From march to october, see website for hours E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.bialittkaffestuga.se BOARP VILLAGE Location: Svalöv, 50 km > Helsingborg In Boarp on Bjärehalvön lies the small village with a wide Open: 11.00 - 18.00 all year round selection of goods. What once began with vegetable sales BIRGIT NILSSON MUSEUM directly from the tractor truck bed has now grown to beco- me a natural meeting place with everything from heaven to The childhood home of the world famous opera singer is earth. being transformed from an ordinary farm into a center where memories of her glamourous career are brought to Boarp life. familjenhelsingborg.se/productmanual | 35 Helsingborg Family Product Manual Contact information Website: www.boarp.se Open: From 17.30 thursday - saturday. Open: Daily, hours vary. See website. BYSKOLAN IN GÅNARP BONNARPS DEER FARM Gånarp village school, worked as a junior school in the Bonnarps Deer Farm is a family business at the South ridge years 1875 - 1960 and is one of Sweden’s oldest school which rears fallow deer in captivity. The slaughter takes pla- houses. Gånarp is located on the south slope of ”Hal- ce year round, and it offers high-quality charcuterie all year. landsåsen” between ridge and flat in Ängelholm’s beautiful The range also includes elk, wild boar and deer. In the farm hinterland. Freshly brewed coffee with homemade cakes, a shop you will find homemade rhubarb- and apple chutney selection of Swedish handicrafts such as pottery, wrought and products from Österlen spices. iron, wood, bark, straw, textiles, jewelry and garden pottery. Bonnartps Hjortgård Byskolan i Gånarp Bonnarp 664 Gånarps backaväg 2 260 70 Ljungbyhed, Sweden 266 92 Munka Ljungby, Sweden Phone: +46 435 44 01 65 Phone: +46 43 12 81 27 Website: www.bonnarpshjort.se E-mail: [email protected] Location: 40 km > Helsingborg Website: www.byskolan.se Open: The shop is open Thursdays and Fridays Location: 35 km > Helsingborg between 15 and 18, last Saturday Open: See website. in each month, 11-14 BÅSTAD GOLF CLUB, RESTAURANT BRUNNBY CHURCH Båstad Golf Club is beautifully situated in hilly terrain on The church was built in the 1100s in the Romanesque Bjärehalvön. Golf restaurant ”Mat och Möten” – ”Food & style, with nave and the chancel. Brunnby takes its name Meetings ”serves lunch and à la carte and café with sand- from the source, located about 200 meters south of the wiches and pastries, with clear hints of the Skåne food church which in the Middle Ages sprang up and formed a culture and ingredients from Bjärehalvön. broad stream of running water all year round. During the 1400’s the tower, the south porch and the north transept Mat & Möten was built. Vault was opened, and in these were murals. Boarpsvägen 212 Severals of those are still well preserved. 269 21 Båstad, Sweden Brunnby kyrka Phone: +46 43 17 31 24 Bränneslyckevägen 3 E-mail: [email protected] 260 41 Nyhamnsläge, Sweden Website: www.bgk.se Location: 60 km > Helsingborg Phone: +46 42 34 65 20 Open: During golf season, daily from dawn to dusk. E-mail: [email protected] Rest of the year, more limited but always Website: www.brunnbykyrka.se open for booking by groups Location: 30 km > Helsingborg Booking: +46 730 94 44 98 Open: Monday - friday 10 - 17, sunday 13 - 17, all year round. Guiding during summer. BÄCKDALENS NURSERY Here you can find fresh herbs, spices, leafy greens, BRYGGAN vegetables, edible flowers and plants. The herbs are sold in Restaurant, bar and conferences. generous pots, which you can enjoy long. Plantations are Småbåtshamnen 16b all through organic and KRAV-certified, meaning they are 263 39 Höganäs, Sweden grown without chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Phone: +46 42 340 360 Bäckdalens Handelsträdgård E-mail: [email protected] Hallavaravägen 188 Website: www.hoganasbrygga.se 269 91 Båstad, Sweden Location: 21 km > Helsingborg Phone: +46 431 36 53 14 familjenhelsingborg.se/productmanual | 36 Helsingborg Family Product Manual Contact information E-mail: [email protected] Citadellet Website: www.basilika.nu 261 31 Landskrona, Sweden Location: Hallavara on Bjäre, 58 km > Helsingborg Phone: +46 418 44 82 50 Open: See website. E-mail: [email protected] CAFÉ KILLERÖD Website: www.citadellet.com On Bjäre peninsula, 150 metres above sea level Café Location: 20 km > Helsingborg Killeröd can offer a wonderful view of the Öresund sound Open: Gudings during summer 25 june - 18 as well as tasty cakes. Speciality; apple meringue cake with august. All year round for booked groups. vanilla sauce. Booking: +46 418 44 82 50 DUNKERS KULTURHUS Café Killeröd Killeröds Byaväg 124 One of Scandinavia’s largest and most interesting cultural 269 92 Killeröd, Sweden centres, situated on the seafront between the city centre and the marina. Designed by the Danish architect Kim Phone: +46 431 45 07 48 Utzon. The centre includes an international museum of E-mail: [email protected] art, the city museum, a theatre and concert hall. Shop, bar, Website: www.cafe-killerod.se bistro and restaurant. Location: Bjäre peninsula, 42 km > Helsingborg Dunkers Kulturhus Open: March - october, daily 11-17. Sundays Kungsgatan 11 11-17. 252 21 Helsingborg, Sweden CEDERGREN’S NURSERY Phone: +46 42 10 74 00 A world of roses and clematis! The nursery was founded in Website: www.dunkerskulturhus.se 1915 by brothers Elvin and Hilmer Cedergren, where Elvin Location: Helsingborg was the cultivation and Hilmer took care of the administra- Open: Open all year round, closed on Mondays. tive. In its beginning it was mainly cacti and perennials that Booking: +46 42 10 74 00 were sold. Today, a wide assortment of fruit trees and shrubs, evergreen leaves & conifers, deciduous shrubs and EKHEMS FARM SHOP trees, perennials, climbers, and last but not least, roses can The farm shop on the estate offers a wide range of products. be offered. Everything from fresh potatoes and Swedish honey to Ängelholm Glass and the regional ”Kulla-chair”. Cedergrens plantskola Starkoddersgatan 5 Ekhems Gård 252 69 Råå, Sweden Hålevägen 45 260 91 Förslöv, Sweden Phone: +46 42 26 00 52 Phone: +46 431 45 11 10 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cedergrens.com Website: www.ekhemsgard.nu Location: Råå, 6 km > Helsingborg Location: 44 km > Helsingborg Open: Spring: 2/4 - 15/6, Autumn (1/9 - Open: All week 8-20 31/10). See website for hours. ELDOLUFT GLASS STUDIO CITADELLET One of Sweden’s more interesting independent glass studios Built in 1559, it is considered one of the best preserved run by glass artist Richard Rackham. He uses his own Nordic moated fortresses. Later it became a prison with innovative techniques alongside traditional Swedish glass- dungeons and a prison tower. Today the cells are used in blowing methods and his inspiration comes from sand, sun team- building games and the grand hall for medieval and sea. Shop. banquets and conferences. Café. Eldoluft Glasstudio Landskrona Slott AB Stationshuset familjenhelsingborg.se/productmanual | 37 Helsingborg Family Product Manual Contact information 269 36 Båstad, Sweden Open: During the summer, 11-17 Phone: +46 43 17 91 79 FLICKORNA LUNDGREN E-mail: [email protected] The Lundgren sisters opened a café in 1938 and it is still Website: www.eldoluft.se run by the family. The late King Gustav VI Adolf often Location: 53 km > Helsingborg visited the café when he stayed at his summer residence, Open: From July until the middle of August, Sofiero Palace.
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