Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers Götaland

It is the largest gallery for cultural expression in all its forms in Sweden. Dedicated to contemporary art, Röda Sten brings you exhibitions and performances by Swedish and international artists. On four floors you can see paintings, photographs, performances, sound installations and much more. Guided tours, lectures and creative workshops. There is also a restaurant-café.

This beautiful House of Culture with its original architecture is located on the quays, in the center, in front of a majestic square. In this building with an ultramodern design is the interactive museum of the city very well animated with sounds and lights. Eight different rooms, each with its own character, where you can discover Helsingborg's past or see exhibitions of all kinds: the Youth House, a concert hall, a theater, and a café.

The Oskarshamn Maritime Museum, presenting maritime objects and documents from the Oskarshamn region, and the Döderhultar Museum, where amazing wooden sculptures of people or animals are gathered, whose author, Axel Pettersson, was an eccentric Swede who lived at the beginning of the ^20th century. The museum presents a unique collection of nearly 200 of the best wooden sculptures of Döderhultarn, which testify to a bygone era.

Opened in 1974 in a superb building, the Malmö Konsthall is one of the largest centers for contemporary art in Europe. It regularly exhibits the city's young art scene, but also retrospectives of renowned modern artists such as Munch or Van Gogh. Don't miss the nice bookstore, which offers a selection of new and used art books. Most of them are in Swedish, but if you look around you will find some in English, and even in French!

The Ystad Art Museum was founded in 1936. The collection focuses on art related to Skåne and Denmark and spans from the late ^19th century to the present day. It is one of the largest museums of regional art in Sweden. The collections include works by Ola, Grete and Hans Billgren, Inger Ekdahl, Leif Holmstrand, Tora Vega Holmström, Oluf Höst, Gerhard Nordstöm, Karin Persson, Greta Sandberg, Ellen Trotzig, Charlotte Walentin and Gerhard Wihlborg. Temporary exhibitions are regularly renewed, the program of which is posted in detail on the site.

While scouting for his film Through the Looking Glass in 1960, Ingmar Berman immediately fell in love with Fårö. Five years later, he decided to settle there. Through a permanent exhibition and permanent displays, the Bergman Center traces the work of the famous director, focusing on his relationship with the island and the films he made there. At the end of June, the Bergman Week festival welcomes film lovers and filmmakers from all over the world!

"If you think you've made a mistake, you're in the right place It is with these words written on the wall that we are welcomed and, indeed, we were close to turning back... After having crossed a very sad artisanal zone and climbed four floors, we realize however how wrong we would have been! Because this gallery created by two collectors is a paradise for lovers of photography and pop art, where big names and young talents meet. The staff is particularly welcoming and, a little bonus: coffee is included in the price of the ticket!