Must-see attractions in Southern Sweden

A renovated 19th-century warehouse east of the harbour, with local exhibitions of handicrafts and art (for sale). There's a small café inside.

On the corner of Östergatan near Drottingtorget you'll find the city's oldest half-timbered house (1558). It's not open to the public.

This compact gallery located 1km south of Möllevångstorget, concentrates on emerging and lesser-known, mainly Scanian, artists.

Just east of the town centre, this museum covers a wide range of themes, including a 700-year-old settlement discovered nearby.

This huge 19th-century kiln near ​Köpmansmagasinet gallery recalls the bygone lime industry; it smoked its last in 1954.

Riverside Tivoliparken is perfect for a summertime evening stroll or a waffle or two at a waterside cafe.

This signpost marks Swedens southernmost point: latitude 55° 20’ 3”.

Houses a tiny maritime museum.

This poignant monument commemorates all America-bound emigrants. Its figures are characters from Vilhelm Moberg’s classic The Emigrants: Karl Oscar,…