Skanör med Falsterbo

City Arms

Skanör med Falsterbo is a town consisting of two seperate medieval cities, which thrived during the 14th century. They have today grown together, and are positioned in the far southwestern tip of Sweden.

Skanör [edit]

Skanör city plan, 1876.
Borgmästaregården.
Hanna Per i Vångens hus.
Hans Petters-gården.
Neighborhood Möön.
Stage coach on Rådhustorget.
Courthouse.
Rådhusgatan and Östergatan.
Rådhustorget.
Rådhustorget.
Lilla Mellangatan.
Östergatan.
Östergatan.
Östergatan.
Östergatan.
Skanör church.
Skanör church 2005.
Skanör church backside 2005.
Skanör railway station 1904.
Colorized.
Skanör station.
Skanör railway station, 2005
Geese pedestrial crossing sign in Skanör.
Geese pedestrial crossing in Skanör.
Skanör cement factory.
Skanör castle ruin in the background.
Old fishing cottage in Skanör.
Windmill in Skanör.
Bakdjupet, Skanör.
Ships in Skanör harbour, 1913.
Gamlegård, Skanör.
Gustaf Rydberg in Skanör.
Skanör gästgivaregård (hotel), early 1900's.
Crocket in Skanör.
Mellangatan, Skanör.
Windmill in Skanör.
Möllaregården, Skanör, was destroyed in 1920.
Norra Ljunghuset, Ljunghusen, 1800's.
Prince Wilhelm in Skanör, 1916.
Skanör harbour, 1800's.
Skanör harbour, ship towards Copenhagen.
Skanör harbour.
Skanörsborgen ruin.
View over Borgmästaregården from Lagmanshejden, the church can be seen in the background, Skanör.
View over Skanör from the harbour.