Kullen Lighthouse
Kullens fyr
A lighthouse at the tip of the Kullaberg peninsula, one of Sweden's most powerful lights, with cliffs and sea views all around the headland.
Kullen Lighthouse stands at the northwestern tip of the Kullaberg peninsula. The present tower was built in 1900, and its light reaches about 50 kilometres. It is one of the most powerful lighthouses in Sweden, and a light has been kept here since the 16th century. The tower can be climbed in summer, and beside it are a nature centre (Naturum) and a café. From the rocky viewing platforms at the headland, you can look out over the Kattegat strait and Zealand in Denmark, and it is most beautiful at sunset. You can drive to the car park near the lighthouse or hike there from Mölle along the coastal trail.
Opening hours
Exterior open all day; tower climb about 11:00–16:00 in summer
Nearby sights
- Kullaberg Nature Reserve
- Mölle
- Krapperup Castle
- Nimis
- Arild
- Höganäs Saltglaserat
- Sofiero Palace
- Hovs Hallar