Updated: October 2026 | We have returned to Karlskrona several times and each time we end up out among the islands again. We have cycled through the archipelago city, taken the ferry to Aspö, encountered submarines, trolls and a gigantic ice cream – and made a few mistakes along the way. Here is Karlskrona as we experienced the city.
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Kristianopel was the first Renaissance town in the Nordic region, once fortified with walls up to nine metres high. However, it only functioned as a town for a limited period in the 17th century. Today it is a peaceful and quiet little town, with a nice campsite inside the old ring wall.
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Wämöparken in Karlskrona is an outdoor park and a popular excursion destination. Sometimes the park is called "Blekinge's Skansen" and that is how it can be described, albeit less so.
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Marinmuseum in Karlskrona is a museum that tells the story of the Swedish Navy from 1522 to the present day. The museum is beautifully located on the island of Stumholmen and offers a modern and exciting museum experience.
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Aspö is located just outside Karlskrona and is one of all the islands in the Blekinge archipelago. You can get here by car ferry from Karlskrona and we chose to go over with our electric bikes for a day trip.
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Ronneby Brunnspark offers a historical environment and a fantastically beautiful park. Once upon a time, people came here to drink the well and take health baths. Today you can enjoy the lovely park, stay in a spa hotel, swim in the pools or, perhaps, eat almond cake.
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