Zamek kalmarski

The Kalmar Castle is a fascinating fortress with a rich history dating back to the 12th century.

Originally built as a defensive tower, it was transformed into a Renaissance palace during the reign of the kings of the Vasa dynasty. It was here that the Kalmar Union was concluded in 1397, uniting Sweden, Norway and Denmark under a common monarch.

Today the castle impresses with its perfectly preserved architecture, interactive exhibitions and stories of medieval battles and political intrigue. History lovers will appreciate the wealth of exhibits and the atmosphere of this unique place.