Arild
A century-old fishing village on the north shore of the Kullaberg peninsula, with pebbled lanes, rose-covered wooden houses, and a small harbour. Many Swedes consider it the most beautiful village in Scania.
Arild is a small fishing village on the north shore of the Kullaberg peninsula. In the late 19th century it attracted many painters who came to paint outdoors. It still preserves pebbled narrow lanes, white wooden houses covered in roses, a 12th-century small church, and a stone-built little harbour. Many Swedes regard it as the most beautiful village in Scania. The village has a few old hotels, cafés, and ice cream shops, making it ideal for a stroll and a coffee. Walking west along the coastal trail takes you to the Nimis sculpture. The village roads are narrow, so it is recommended to park in the car park outside the village.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Nimis
- Krapperup Castle
- Höganäs Saltglaserat
- Mölle
- Kullaberg Nature Reserve
- Kullen Lighthouse
- Sofiero Palace
- Pålsjö Forest