Ramlösa Spa Park
Ramlösa brunnspark
The birthplace of Ramlösa, a famous Swedish mineral water brand. A valley park with 18th-century wooden spa buildings, spring pavilions, and a spring-water trail.
Ramlösa is the birthplace of the household mineral water brand known across Sweden. A spa was developed here in 1707, and in the 19th century it became a summer resort for the upper classes. Today the valley park preserves the wooden spa buildings of that era, spring pavilions, and iron-rich spring water wells, where you can taste the water free of charge. A forest path follows the stream through the valley. It lies about 5 kilometres southeast of the city centre and can be reached by bus. It pairs well with the nearby fishing village of Råå for a half-day outing.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Råå
- Fredriksdal Museums and Gardens
- Tropikariet
- Kärnan
- St. Mary's Church
- Helsingborg–Helsingør Ferry
- Stortorget & Terrace Stairs
- Helsingborg City Hall