Stumholmen
The former naval island where the Naval Museum is located; its old barracks, stables and park have been converted into homes and cafés, and a walk around the island offers views of the harbor and warships.
Stumholmen was once a naval barracks and storage area. Its 19th-century stone barracks, bakehouse, stables and watchtower are well preserved. The island is part of the World Heritage naval port and has now been converted into apartments, restaurants and offices. It has a small swimming beach and a park, and a walk around the island takes about 30 minutes, with views of the naval base and the Admiralty clock tower. Visiting together with the Naval Museum is most convenient.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Swedish Naval Museum (Marinmuseum)
- Admiralty Church & Rosenbom
- Blekinge Archipelago Boat Trips
- Stortorget, Trinity Church & Fredrik Church
- Karlskrona Naval Base & Dockyard
- Blekinge Museum & Grevagården
- Brändaholm
- Kungsholm Fortress