Helsingborg’s 800 Years: Viking Roots to Modern Marvel

#hellohalloween #helsingborg Helsingborg, one of Sweden’s oldest cities, traces its origins to around 800 AD as a Viking Age fishing village by the Øresund. Here are must-see highlights of its 800-year history: - Kärnan Fortress: The last standing tower of a 14th-century castle, offering panoramic views of the Øresund Strait. - Sofiero Palace & Gardens: A royal summer residence with stunning gardens, hosting cultural events. - Dunkers Kulturhus: A modern cultural center with art, history exhibits, and Helsingborg’s Viking past. - Fredriksdal Museums & Gardens: An open-air museum showcasing 18th-century life and local heritage. - Rådhuset (City Hall): A neo-Gothic masterpiece with a 65-meter tower, built in 1897. - Öresund Coastline: Walk the scenic promenade, a hub of trade since the Viking era. - Kullagatan: Sweden’s first pedestrian street, lined with shops and historic charm.