Visit Halland County

Halland County, located in southwest Sweden, is a picturesque region with a long and interesting history. The county's natural beauty has made it one of the top tourist destinations in the country. Visitors can explore its many beaches and lakes, as well as rolling forests filled with wildlife. Popular attractions include Varberg Fortress - the oldest surviving building in Halland - and the Hallands Museum of Cultural History where visitors can see artifacts from thousands of years ago.

For outdoor adventure seekers, Halland offers plenty of activities such as mountain biking, fishing, horseback riding, and kayaking on the nearby Viskan River. For those looking to relax in nature there are coastal trails along some of Sweden's best beaches including Tofta Strand and Tylosand Beach.

Historically, Halland served as an important trading post during Viking times before becoming part of Sweden in 1645 through the Treaty of Bromsebro. Today this small Swedish province remains steeped in history while continuing to be a major cultural hub for both locals and tourists alike who come to experience its unique offerings!