The museum was so interactive and fun, there were a lot of rats that showed us some interesting facts. It has a beautiful garden upstairs, where you can sit on the bench, very relaxing. I recommend

Easy to get to and very interesting information about Karlskrona. Quiet, contemplative, nice garden. Free entrance. I recommend this if you want to know more about the world heritage Karlskrona.

It's pretty small museum, but with beautiful garden. A lot of information written in swedish only. Also there are a lot of things to do with kids, but even if you're traveling without kids this place worth spending half an hour to look around and see the garden

Nice, especially The Wachtmeister palace

Free entrance, Lack of parking space near, Small sized museum.

Interesting museum in beautiful place. You can get to know a lot about Karlskrona there.

Blekinge Museum holds an excellent collection of archaeological finds from all over Blekinge, and their exhibitions showcase the development of the county from prehistory up to the present day. Furthermore, Grevagården, the former residence of the governor of Blekinge, Admiral-General Hans Wachtmeister, contains exhibits from Karlskrona, dating from the 17th century onwards and holds entire furnished rooms from different time periods. The museum is well worth a visit or two. Take your time while browsing the exhibits - there is a lot to learn!

Worth 60 minutes.

On the waterfront and located in historic old buildings with a wide selection of artifacts covering the history of the area - with a strong connection to the sea and naval activities. Two wooden boats are moored in front of the museum in the summer.

Free entrance.