• Arrival in Copenhagen according to your own itinerary.
• Recommended attractions:
  • The Tivoli Gardens
  • Nyhavn harbour
  • Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
  • Amalienborg Palace
  • Statue of Little Mermaid
• Accommodation in Copenhagen.

Arrival in Copenhagen. In the charming city of Copenhagen one thousand years of history awaits you in the medieval streets; the same streets walked on by every generation of the world’s oldest royal family, the same streets and canals which have inspired artists for centuries and been home and workplace to meticulous craftsmen and famous designers. Sights of interest include the Royal Palace, the Changing of the Guards, Parliament building, Christiansborg Palace, Tivoli Gardens and the Little Mermaid. Accommodation in Copenhagen.

Options.

• Canal Cruise with guide
• Guided Walking tour
• The Forest Tower and Forgotten Giants Trolls Trip

Morning | Train from Copenhagen to Helsingborg

After the breakfast at the hotel, take a train from the City center of Copenhagen to Helsingborg. Then, ride to Mölle.

Noon | Lunch at Ransviks Havsveranda

Welcome to Ransviks Havsveranda / Ransvik Sea Porch. This is a piece of paradise and is located at the foot of Kullabergs nature Reserve.

At Ransvik, ‘the sin in Mölle’ began in the late 1800’s and is a concept widely known in the Swedish history. The sea bath in Ransvik was the place where men and women, from all over Europe, came to bathe together. Something that was very controversial at the time.
In the spirit of ‘the sin in Mölle’ we continue to welcome all different kinds of people. As it has always been here!

Afternoon | Hike among the caves and wildlife of Kullaberg Nature Reserve

Set across mountainous terrain, the Kullaberg Nature Reserve is beautiful in a dramatic way. Various hiking trails wind their way through the area’s cliffs and caves, of which there are more than 20. Wildlife roaming its shores includes foxes, hares, rabbits, deer and boars. Bird species you may spot include whitethroat and linnet.

The hike will be ended in front of Kullen Lighthouse. This beautiful old lighthouse is the highest lighthouse in Sweden and was built in 1561. More than 200 ships have capsized outside this hill, part of the Kullaberg nature reserve, and many of the wrecks still lie on bottom of the sea. Today Kullens fyr houses a small museum and cosy café with panoramic views. It’s a perfect place if you like your coffee with a view. You could enjoy the sunset here.

Night | Check in and dinner at Kullagårdens Wärdshus

Set in lush greenery near Mölle Golf Club, Kullagårdens Wärdshus hotel has a restaurant with a diverse menu based on good, fuss-free food. This spot is particularly popular during the warmer months, allowing you to sit outside and lap up the unique Swedish nature of Skåne – a region you might find difficult to leave.

Morning | Take a morning stroll in the harbour of Mölle

Mölle Hamn (harbour), is the heart of this lovely town whose two docks were completed in 1881. Since the 1990s, it has also played host to international surfing competitions and events.

Hike to Nimis, an outdoor art in Sweden (2.7 km, easy level):

Appearing like an abstract, twig-based fortress on the waterline of Kullabergs’ nature reserve in Mölle, in the province of Skåne, Lars Vilk’s conceptual creation, ‘Nimis’, is one of Sweden’s most famous works of outdoor art. Crafted from driftwood, planks and tree branches, the first version was completed at the beginning of the 1980s and has been evolving ever since. Permission to build the structure within the nature reserve was never granted, so its presence has attracted a certain level of controversy. On more than one occasion, parts of Nimis have been burnt down and rebuilt – a process that Lars Vilks (1946-2021) considered an integral part of the concept, just like the various legal challenges it has been subject to. In the same area, you’ll find another Vilks work – ‘Arx’.

Option: Porpoise safari on the Coast. Kullaberg is a large nature reserve on the north-western coast of Skåne. With its wild and wonderful mountains and steep cliffs surging dramatically into the sea, the atmosphere here is different from the rest of Skåne.

Noon | Lunch at at Mölle Krukmakeri

Located in a courtyard in the centre of town near the sea, Mölle Krukmakeri is a pottery and quality eatery rolled into one. Neapolitan pizza and healthy sharing dishes are core offerings.

After lunch, head to the city of Helsingborg

Afternoon | visit Helsingborg

Visit tour of Kärnan: The defensive watchtower, Kärnan, is the symbol of Helsingborg and it has kept watch over the city for almost 700 years. Kärnan is what remains of the mighty Helsingborg castle. Kärnan is some 35 meters high and getting up to the top and enjoying the magnificent views over the port, the Sound and Helsingör is worth every single step. On the way up you get an exciting history lesson on the city’s heyday during the Middle Ages.

Visit Fredriksdal’s museum and gardens: Fredriksdal in Helsingborg is one of the largest open-air museums in Sweden. It features everything from regional botanical gardens with flowers and plants to historical vegetable and herb gardens. The crown jewel is the rose garden with its spectacular collection. For a peek of times past, visit the historic buildings and preserved town quarters complete with cobblestones and old houses surrounded by meadows and pastures.

Guided visit is optional on request.

Night | Dinner at Sillen & Makrillen

It’s almost impossible to dine closer to the sea than at “Sillen & Makrillen” in Helsingborg – the restaurant is located right on the water and offers breathtaking views of Öresund. The menu offers a wide variety of fish dishes. All courses are prepared with great attention to detail and are fresh from the sea or from top quality local produce. For your after-dinner walk on the beach, just step off the veranda.

Morning | Hike in Söderåsen National Park

Söderåsen National Park is an area of virgin forests, soaring cliffs and precipices that plunge into rocky ravines. It’s one of the largest unbroken areas of protected woodland in Northern Europe and a popular destination for nature lovers wanting to spend time hiking and leaving the stresses of the modern world behind. Legend says that the deep gorge was made by giants and they left behind views of incredible natural beauty. Visit Kopparhatten, a lookout spot and one of the highest points in Skåne and enjoy the view of the large forests in the ravine.

Option : At Söderåsen National Park you will experience the short audio story, named Kiln, which is an adventure for all your senses. It’s written in the first person, so you’ll get to walk in the shoes of the main character as you go along and listen in the forest. The story starts off at the remains of a kiln, an ancient earth pit used to make charcoal. But soon enough, you’ll wander off and encounter various mythological beings, until you’re finally enchanted by a ‘huldra’ – a seductive forest nymph.

Here you will need your smartphone with internet connection and your set of headphones.

When you arrive, simply click on the button marked “Listen to the story” to unlock the story on Spotify, while you wander deeper and deeper into our mysterious forests. Don’t forget to turn on your internet connection!

Noon | Picnic in the forest

Afternoon | Visit the city of Lund

Lund has aged in beauty. This is evidenced by the medieval town centre, the houses with colourful facades and the winding cobblestone streets that create a warm, friendly feeling for visitors. At almost one thousand years old, Lund is one of Sweden’s oldest cities. It has been shaped by the mighty 12th-century cathedral and the world-famous university founded during the 17th century. Lund is considered a city of history, culture, science and innovation.

Night | Dinner in Saluhallen Lund – a market hall on Mårtenstorget

Saluhallen Lund – a market hall on Mårtenstorget – has been catering to gourmets since 1909, with speciality shops for takeaway delicacies and restaurants for tasty treats, from snacks to dinners.

Check in Lund’s hotel

Morning | visit Torups slott

This castle is just a 20-minute drive from Malmö. It was built in the mid 14th century in the middle of a beautiful beech forest and is one of the best-preserved renaissance castles in the Nordic countries. Admire garden arrangements that are more than 500 years old. Görvel Fadersdotter Sparre built the castle in the middle of an artificial lake. In 1970 the castle was bought by the city of Malmö. Join a guided tour and walk or walk yourself through the garden and beautiful beech forests surrounding the castle that are always open for visitors.

Noon | light lunch at Torups Friluftsgård

Afternoon | Hike in Torup Beech forest: Bokskogen translates to ‘the beech forest’, which is exactly what it is. It is a great place to explore Swedish nature, however, you will also find a few cultural gems hidden between the beech trees.

There are several hiking trails in Bokskogen, which wind through calm nature, past ponds and lush meadows. Some of the hiking trails are connected to the Skåneleden hiking trail, inviting you to hike even further in the Scanian countryside. You can also cycle between Malmö and Bokskogen via an old railway embankment taking you through the stunning Swedish countryside. We will walk the “Harmonirundan” The harmony walk, it´s 2,3 km. 

Swedish Fika at Slottscaféet in Torup

Option: Bike to Hällåkra winery with wine tasting: bike around 5-6 km in the beautiful landscape surrounded by yellow canola fields and end the tour at Hällåkra Winery.

Night | Dinner and Wine tasting

Hällåkra vineyard has been pioneering Swedish wine growing under the careful stewardship of the Hansson family for five generations. The unique soil and climate give this vineyard’s wines their characteristic Scandinavian character in colour, aroma and taste. Their reds mix Rondo Regent and Leon Millot grapes while the whites are based on Solaris. The onsite restaurant offers tasty food from locally produced ingredients to perfectly match the wines from the vineyard.

Back to Malmö’s hotel.

Morning | Bike tour in Malmö

Malmö is a city with more than 350 000 inhabitants and more than 180 nationalities. This is of course an asset but in many ways also a challenge.  In the project “Spela roll”, Malmö decided to focus on how to turn the social challenges into being an access for the tourism sector.  How can we include the Malmö citizens in all parts of the city and make them feel proud of their city and wanting to show it to others.  Therefor we have made a guided bicycle tour with stops outside the city center, built and driven by locals. Visit the more hidden parts of Malmö and see how the city work with social sustainability. On the tour you can also have a “taste” of Malmö.

Noon | Botildenborg with an vegetarian and organic lunch

Afternoon | Museum and garden

• Malmö Museer EN:

At Malmö Museer you can see everything from the Nordic region’s oldest surviving Renaissance castle to a real submarine, a new aquarium and fantastic vehicles. The museum’s permanent exhibitions focus on history, natural history, technology and seafaring. There are also about a dozen temporary exhibitions every year. Malmö Museer is responsible for preservation of the cultural environment and has extensive collections, including those of textiles and photography.

• Slottsträdgården EN

Slottsträdgården is in a 12,000 square meter park (Slottsparken) surrounding Malmö Castle. Discover the small ecological gardens with different themes such as kitchen gardens, rose gardens and orchards. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a walk or a picnic in leafy surroundings. Visit one of the festivals, florist workshops and other events throughout the summer. The city canal runs through the park where you can rent a paddle boat or kayak and explore the park from the water. Enjoy the changing of the seasons in a quiet and beautiful place with the windmill in the background.

Night | Dinner at Johan P

Are you craving seafood for dinner? Look no further – this is Malmö’s main fish and seafood restaurant with fresh fish straight from Skagerrak and Kattegatt. Johan P is a real Malmö institution. The seafood delights dominate the menu and the drinks match perfectly. For the bubble enthusiast there are over 100 kinds of sparkling wine to choose from. The ceiling’s height, chessboard floors, table with white linen cloths and international clientele go perfect with the meal.

Return to Malmö’s hotel.

Morning | Foods tour in Malmö

This is a special tour, a mix between all their tours they are offering in Malmö so that you can experience different tastes and different places / restaurants in Malmö.

The tours take 2-3 hours with 4-6 stops along the way, while we taste specialties from the different shops and restaurants that we have hand-picked with a focus on quality and personality. Expect the unexpected! Our aim is to inspire you to look at flavors and ingredients in a new way and find inspiration for your own home cooking.

Noon | lunch at Malmö Saluhall

Afternoon | Disgusting Food Museum

Food is so much more than sustenance. Curious foods from exotic cultures have always fascinated us. Unfamiliar foods can be delicious, or they can be more of an acquired taste. While cultural differences often separate us and create boundaries, food can also connect us. Sharing a meal is the best way to turn strangers into friends.

Night | Sunset kayaking and paddling in Malmö

Enjoy the natur kayaking or paddeling along the coast as the sun set over Malmö’s skyline. We practice mindfulness paddling softly along the coast, finding both inner and outer balance. No previous experience needed.

Free dinner in the city center.

Check out from Malmö’s hotel and take the train to Copenhagen.

According to your flight/train schedule, you may continue to visit Copenhagen and envoy more experiences in its old town.