Discover charming Sölvesborg

Sölvesborg, a small but diverse town on the southern Swedish coast, is an insider tip for anyone looking for authentic Sweden off the beaten track. With its picturesque harbour, historical sights and impressive pedestrian bridge, this town has a lot to offer - and all this in a breathtaking setting, surrounded by dense forests and beautiful sandy beaches.

Sölvesborg: A city with charm

Sölvesborg is not only one of the oldest towns in the province of Blekinge, but also a place full of charm and history. The old town is characterised by narrow, cobbled streets and colourful houses that make a stroll through the town an experience. Especially the St Nicolai Churchwhich was built in the brick Gothic style, and the castle ruins of Sölvesborg Slot are well worth a visit. A real highlight is the Sölvesborgsbronwhich, at 760 metres, is the longest pedestrian and cycle bridge in Europe. It connects the city centre with the new Ljungaviken district and offers a spectacular view of the bay of Sölvesviken.

Pure nature around Sölvesborg

Not far from the city centre are beautiful beaches and dense forests that invite you to take long walks or bike rides. A visit to the peninsula is particularly recommended Listerlandetwhich, with its small fishing villages and nature reserves, is a paradise for nature lovers.

For hiking enthusiasts, the region around Sölvesborg offers some of Sweden's most famous hiking trails, such as the Blekingeleden or the Sydostledenthat lead through beautiful landscapes.

Holiday home Istaby: Your retreat near Sölvesborg

If you are looking for a suitable location for your stay, the Holiday cottage Istaby could be just the thing for you. This spacious house offers room for up to 18 persons and is only about 15 minutes from Sölvesborg. With its Sauna and spacious gardens, it is perfect for large groups who want to relax together. Particularly tempting is the proximity to the Beachwhich only 1,800 metres away and is ideal for a day by the sea. It is the perfect base for exploring both Sölvesborg and the surrounding countryside.

Culture and events

Sölvesborg is not only known for its nature and history, but also for its cultural events. The annual Sweden Rock Festivalwhich takes place in June, attracts music lovers from all over the world. Those who prefer something more traditional can enjoy the Killebom Festival in July, a town festival with a medieval market, concerts and other cultural highlights.