A look inside the Swedish naval history with a real time submarine, underwater observation tunnel, and a full scale gun-deck of 18th century ship.

An impressive wooden church dated back to 1685. Outside the church stands the statue of the local legend "Old Man Rosenbom"

Local history. Exhibitions about the history of the county, Blekinge coastal culture, and 18th century Blekinge. Just next to the museum you find the world heritage building Grevagården where you can enjoy coffee in the baroque garden.

Karlskrona's allotment cottages have a unique building style from the 1920s, with small houses built in similarl design, size and colours. These cottages are located on a small island in an area of great natural beauty that has been kept intact through the decades. All this makes Brändaholm a very popular place for walks; scenic, tranquile and "post card-pretty".

Take a stroll and get a sense of old times, amidst charming cottages and narrow alleys. The first dockworkers built their houses here, and it’s said that most of the timber came from the navy! The streets are named after types of vessels and admirals. Listen to the distinctive Karlskrona dialect, Björkholmskan! Enjoy the view of Saltösund and passing boats.

The Church of the Holy Trinity is by some considered to be the grandest work of architecture in the city. It is also known as the German Church since it was the parish church for members of the German community in town until 1846. The church, modelled on the Pantheon in Rome, was designed by Nicodemus Tessin the younger and was consecrated in 1709 and by 1750 the copper-roofed church had been more or less completed. The fire that ravaged the town in 1790, also left the church in ruins and all that remained were the blackened walls. It took 12 years to rebuild. After the reconstruction, the church had a somewhat different appearance. The new dome, designed by Professor Olof Tempelman, was of a simpler, purer form, and more in keeping with the style of the Pantheon. The portico at the north end of the building was not completed until 1862, and followed Tessin´s original plans. Make sure you don´t miss the stunning church ceiling!