Svenstorp–Smygehuk–Trelleborg

On a bike ride between Svenstorp, Smygehuk and Trelleborg, you'll follow a route that showcases not only Skåne's natural beauty, but also its exciting coastal culture.

Starting from Svenstorp, you glide through a landscape that undulates with fields of different crops, large-scale farms and timeless forests. The landscape is a constant reminder of the region's deep agricultural roots. Small country roads meander through this scenic scene and lead you towards the coast.

After a while you reach Smygehuk, Sweden's southernmost point, where the horizon meets the open sea. The old lighthouse site stands proudly on the cliffs and offers panoramic views of the Baltic Sea. There's something magical about standing there, with the wind in your hair, knowing you're at the southernmost tip of the country. Nearby cafés and small shops offer local delicacies and crafts, giving you a true sense of Skåne's coastal life.

Then head north towards Trelleborg, a city with both historical significance and modern energy. Here, old is mixed with new. While the city is best known for its ferry port and industrial side, it also has a rich Viking history. Trelleborg's ring wall, a reconstruction of an old Viking castle, is a reminder of the region's ancient roots. The city's parks, squares and cafés invite relaxation and enjoyment, perfect for the tired cyclist.

From the bustling port of Trelleborg to Smygehuk, where land meets sea, and through the lush green fields around Svenstorp, this cycle route offers a unique chance to experience the southernmost part of Sweden at its very best.