Blekinge Museum & Grevagården
Blekinge museum
A regional museum housed in Grevagården in the old town, where you can see a 17th-century noble residence, a Baroque garden and exhibitions on Blekinge's local culture.
Grevagården was built in 1705 and is one of the oldest mansions in the city. It was home to the Wachtmeister family, and its historic rooms have been preserved. The museum presents Blekinge's stonemasonry, fishing, folk traditions and urban history. The courtyard's Baroque garden opens in summer and has a café. Located near the fishing harbor, admission is cheap or free, and opening hours change with the seasons.
Opening hours
About 11am–5pm; closed Mon in winter
Nearby sights
- Stortorget, Trinity Church & Fredrik Church
- Karlskrona Naval Base & Dockyard
- Blekinge Archipelago Boat Trips
- Admiralty Church & Rosenbom
- Brändaholm
- Stumholmen
- Swedish Naval Museum (Marinmuseum)
- Drottningskär Citadel