Malmö
The coastal waters around Falsterboön, or Falsterbo Peninsula as it is often called, is a sandy area with no equivalent in Sweden. The shapes of the beaches are constantly changing due to wind, waves and currents. The shallow sandy bottoms, the eelgrass bed…
Here you are greeted by sky, sea and vast green fields. Even today, the coastal meadows are used for grazing. In spring, the land is teeming with life. You can hear birdsong and the call of toads. Hammarsnäs, Eskilstorp meadows and Tygelsjö meadows are popu…
Klagshamnsudden is located just over a mile south of central Malmö and is a popular recreational area. The headland is built up from the remains of the lime and cement industry that existed here in the 1880s and 1930s. The coastal location and the limestone…
Bunkeflo beach meadows is a municipal nature reserve south of Lernacken and the Öresund Bridge in Malmö. In the protected coastal area there are both grazed beach meadows and shallow seabeds with eelgrass. These eelgrass beds act as nurseries and larders fo…
Limhamn limestone quarry is a unique site in Malmö. The area is a result of the industrial mining of lime for the production of cement. Now nature has begun to take over, but even today there are still many reminders of the lime mining from the mid-19th cen…
