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Experience Landskrona and Ven on Foot Helsingborg Pelle Estborn Pelle photo: Cover AB. kommunikation Teander Identitet design: Graphic 1 2016 stad Landskrona by Produced visitlandskrona.se The Skåneleden en.skaneleden.se Glumslöv at more Read Trail Ålabodarna 6 Orange markings, more? know to want you Do about 14 miles. Ven, about 7 miles. Ven 9. and 8 – stages Härslöv two into divided is and trail Skåneleden the of 5 SL section of 3 part is Landskrona through section The Maps. Google on trail 2 whole the of details get can you hand, to phone a have you If Norreborg Husvik miles). 8 Järavallen, – konsthall Sights Tuna by (Landskrona area. recreation outdoor Järavallen the and Ven forest Saxtorp at arriving eventually country, open towards There is much to see, explore and experience in Lands- Kyrkbacken krona. These attractions and sights can be found along out head you centre, town pleasant the through Passing the Skåne trail: forest. of area delightful a of quiet and peace the enjoying 7 Bäckviken be soon will you konsthall, Landskrona from south go you If 1 Landskrona Citadel 5 miles) 7 Fortuna, – konsthall (Landskrona valleys. The citadel is one of the best-preserved 16th century fortresses in the Hilleshög the and hills Glumslöv the as such landscapes Nordic countries and the only surviving earthworks fort in Sweden. natural attractive as well as villages fishing picturesque and It was built by King Christian III of Denmark between 1549 and 1559. Asmundtorp fort earthworks surviving only Sweden’s allotments, of area There is a café in the grounds and you can fish in the moat. oldest Sweden’s as such interest cultural of places beautiful KEY The Citadel allotments several past you takes route The ground. hilly some crosses Bathing area and footpaths sandy and roads coastal follows route your The amazing Citadel allotments, located on the Citadel ramparts, Landskrona 1 are the oldest surviving area of allotments in Sweden. There’s an Wind shelters where Helsingborg, towards coast of stretch beautiful krona’s begin from Landskrona konsthall and go north along Lands along north go and konsthall Landskrona from begin oasis of floral splendour and exuberant carpentry to enjoy and the - Water supply can You markers. orange with waymarked are miles so or Rothoff Allotment to visit – Sweden’s only allotment museum. Layby Gråen 14 its and Landskrona, through passes trail Skåneleden The 2 Sandbergen hills Toilet Starting point The Ven Trail countryside glorious through The impressive Sandbergen hills plunge steeply into the sea to and coast the along Walks Camping site Starting point the north of Erikstorp golf course. The highest of these hills are The Sandbergen Nature Trail Häljarp 330 feet above sea level. They are home to a number of rare and Picnic site with fireplace ± endangered insects, and sand martins nest in the cliff faces. Some Starting point The Borstahusen Trail Railway station areas have very rich flora, where there can be as many as 60 spe- Starting point The Exan Trail cies in a square yard. Nature reserve 4 Grocery store Starting point The Citadel Trail 0 1 2 3 km Saxtorpsskogen WALKING MAP ± Skala 1:65 000 3 Ferry Starting point The Saxå Nature Trail ± Utskriftsdatum: 2017-03-01 © 2017 MBK och GIS, Stadsbyggnadsförvaltningen, Landskrona stad Kävlinge EXPERIENCE LANDSKRONA 5 Borstahusen fishing village 0 100 200 300 m Borstahusen is a picturesque fishing village with original buildings dating 7 AND VEN ON FOOT Skala 1:8 000 from0 the 1770s.1 It boasts2 visitor3 kmoorings,m restaurants and the Pump- Utskriftsdatum: 2016-06-02 © 2016 MBK och GIS, Stadsbyggnadsförvaltningen, Landskrona stad huset culturalSk acentre,la 1:65 00 with0 a museum and an art gallery. Beaches, golf Utskriftsdatum: 2courses,017-03-01 a campsite and holiday cabins make this an idyllic spot. © 2017 MBK och GIS, Stadsbyggnadsförvaltningen, Landskrona stad 6 Örenäs long barrow Photo: Pelle Estborn Örenäs long barrow is one of the best-preserved of its kind in Skåne. It was discovered in 1843, when an ox trampled through the mound which 3 Glumslöv hills and Hilleshög valleys was then under cultivation. The barrow has yielded up amber beads, arrow The Glumslöv hills are a range of hills to the north of Landskrona heads, axes, chisels, gimlets, flint blades and scrapers, earthenware that were formed by the action of ice sheets. The Hilleshög valleys vessels and more, but also the skeletal remains of at least seven people. are part of the same area and an interesting nature reserve. The barrow was restored in 2015. Ramble amongst scenic hills and valleys, and enjoy the fantastic Photo: Pelle Estborn view over the Öresund sound, the island of Ven and the Danish 4 coast. There are traces here and there of the former brick industry, including some brick-paved roads. 4 Saxtorp forest Saxtorp forest is the largest wooded area in Landskrona, and was 7 The island of Ven originally planted to prevent sand erosion. Most of the forest is pine Ven, the small island in Öresund Sound offers magnificent scenery, idyl- forest, and there are also large areas of mixed woodland and birch lic marinas and the life story of the astronomer Tycho Brahe. The 30-40 trees. Plantlife here is unusual for western Skåne, and includes metre high ”backafallen” areas around the island offer wonderful views blueberries, lingonberries, heather and a well-established covering 4 and interesting nature experiences. The whole island is a nature conser- of moss. There are also several coniferous forest plants not often vation which means there are special rules to be followed. It is forbidden found in this part of the country, such as Linnea (twinflower). to camp, make fire at public areas and to pick wild flowers. The Citadel Trail The Exan Trail The Borstahusen Trail Information about Green marking. Approximately Red marking. 2,3 km in mild Blue marking. 2 070 meters in nature paths 2,6 km in mild terrain on gravel. terrain on gravel and grass. mild terrain on gravel. The Sandbergen Nature Trail Brown marking. 3,15 km in rough terrain. 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