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All roads lead to Halmstad! Travelling on foot or by bicycle, car, bus, train, ferry or aeroplane is easy here. Halmstad is strategically positioned in the centre of Sweden’s west coast.

One of Sweden’s few remaining city gates can be found on Storgatan in downtown Halmstad. At the beginning of the 17th century, when Halmstad belonged to Denmark, King Kristian IV started to work feverishly to transform Halmstad into a strong fortress city.

Take a deep dive into Halmstad's history and discover exciting places with fascinating stories around. Also take the opportunity to go on a historic city walk in central Halmstad.

Lovely baths, beautiful sunsets, spectacular nature, culinary delights, adrenaline-pumping experiences and relaxing moments. Welcome to the summertime city of Halmstad! Feel free to share your Halmstad memories on our Instagram account.

2024年8月6日 · On the Swedish page about Halmstad Castle you can see all the upcoming events and activities at Halmstad Castle. At the Swedish page you can also see the opening hours for Culture in the castle in the east wing of Halmstad Castle.

Halmstad Tourist Center can be found in central Halmstad. Due to a renovation of Halmstads Teater, Halmstad Tourist Center has temporary premises at Klammerdammsgatan 4. Just as usual, we will help you with events, tickets, destinations, activities, etc.

Halmstad people love doing lots of things. We are naturals at refining the general art of living! Of course, there are adrenaline-rushing and spirit-calming activities amongst our favourites. Here are 14 of them. Perhaps you will be able to try them all. If not, you are more than welcome to make return visits and complete the quest.

Halmstad City is perfect for walking and shopping. You will rapidly discover this. Everything is near at hand here. The offerings are varied and the city centre has the particular charms conferred by compactness. It is easy to fall in love with our city’s heart!

Strolling around Vallgatan gives a good feeling of what the streets of Halmstad looked like in the 16th century. After the great fire of 1619, the city was redesigned with Dutch influences. Here and there along Vallgatan you can see remains of the old ramparts that ran around Halmstad.