Karlskrona Attractions
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Post code: S-37...
Telephone code: 0455
The smallest Swedish province (area 2,941sq.km/1,136sq.mi), Blekinge lies in the south of the country on the Baltic, at the entrance to the Kalmarsund. Blekinge was frequently devastated during the wars between Sweden and Denmark, until in 1658, under the treaty of Roskilde, it finally became Swedish. Known as the "garden of Sweden", it has the country's largest forests of beech and oak, planted up to 1830 by the royal forestry administration (nature reserves, with marked footpaths). Blekinge was the seafaring province of Sweden, with the ports of Karlskrona and Karlshamn.
Telephone code: 0455
The smallest Swedish province (area 2,941sq.km/1,136sq.mi), Blekinge lies in the south of the country on the Baltic, at the entrance to the Kalmarsund. Blekinge was frequently devastated during the wars between Sweden and Denmark, until in 1658, under the treaty of Roskilde, it finally became Swedish. Known as the "garden of Sweden", it has the country's largest forests of beech and oak, planted up to 1830 by the royal forestry administration (nature reserves, with marked footpaths). Blekinge was the seafaring province of Sweden, with the ports of Karlskrona and Karlshamn.
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