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Dunker’s Kulturhus - here you can find installations about art and culture.

Kärnan - a medieval tower with an excellent exhibition about the tumultuous history of Sweden and Denmark.

Sofiero Slott - This is the venue for Sofia and Braxton’s wedding reception. You may want to take time to come back and enjoy the park and take a look at the newly renovated castle.

Fredriksdals Friluftsmuseum - an open-air museum offering a glimpse into Sweden’s past of how people lived and worked. Beautiful parks, botanical, kitchen, and rose gardens. Enjoy a light lunch or a fika at Gisela Trapp’s Pub & Café.

Pålsjö Skog - a nature reserve perfect for a walk in the woods. Stop by Pålsjöpaviljongen for waffles and coffee.

Gröningen - waterfront park perfect for a morning walk or sunbathing on a warm summer day.

Fahlmans (for fika) - An essential part of Swedish culture is fika, an afternoon break to enjoy coffee and a small snack, and Fahlmans is the perfect place to enjoy.

Bring your passport and take a 20 minute ferry ride over to Helsingör from downtown Helsingborg for a visit to one of the most beautiful small cities in Denmark: Helsingör. There are two options for the crossing Öresundslinjen with departures every 20 minutes and Sundsbussarna with departures once an hour. Enjoy shopping, dining and sightseeing. Here are few of the Henry family’s favorites:

Kronborg Castle - a beautiful castle with an interesting history. This is where Shakespear’s Hamlet takes place.

Maritime Museum - an interesting look into Denmark’s maritime history. The museum is an architectural marvel built in the dry dock of the former shipyard.

Stenegade - Shopping on the 600 year old pedestrian street.

Brostræde Is - In our opinion, the best ice cream in the world! Grab one on your way back to the ferry.

Rådmand David Hus - Make a reservation and try some delicious smørrebrød.