Nimis
A giant maze sculpture built by an artist from driftwood, hidden in a bay on the north shore of Kullaberg. You need to hike down the cliffs to find it.
Nimis is a giant sculpture built by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, starting in 1980, in a remote bay on the north shore of Kullaberg. It is made from about 75,000 pieces of driftwood and nails, with towers and passageways stacked in layers. Visitors can climb inside. Nearby is a stone sculpture called Arx. Because it was built without permission, it led to legal battles lasting several decades. In response, Vilks declared the "Republic of Ladonia" micronation, which became a local legend. From a car park near Arild, follow the yellow-marked trail down a steep slope for about 20 minutes. The path is steep and slippery, so wear non-slip shoes and go at your own risk. Admission is free.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Krapperup Castle
- Arild
- Mölle
- Kullaberg Nature Reserve
- Höganäs Saltglaserat
- Kullen Lighthouse
- Sofiero Palace
- Hovs Hallar