Castles & Fortresses
Walls, moats, and towers — Landskrona Slott, Glimmingehus, and Kärnan across Sweden’s fortified past.
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Photographs in Castles & Fortresses

A round bastion at Landskrona Slott, where red brick walls, water, and spring light meet in a quiet historic setting.

Landskrona Slott stands across the moat, its red brick walls and wooden bridge reflected in the calm water.From the story: Landskrona Slott

Inside the courtyard of Landskrona Slott, weathered brick walls, muted pink façades, and open space create a quiet architectural rhythm.From the story: Landskrona Slott

A passage through Landskrona Slott frames the bridge beyond, turning brick, shadow, and daylight into a quiet architectural sequence.

Red brick, tiled roofs, and soft clouds define the quiet architectural character of Landskrona Slott.From the story: Landskrona Slott

Scandinavia's best-preserved medieval stronghold, mirrored in its moat.From the story: The Stronghold at Glimmingehus

Inside the walls at Glimmingehus, a cobbled courtyard with a wooden pillory at its heart.From the story: The Stronghold at Glimmingehus

Helsingborg's medieval keep, completed around 1320 and still the city's landmark above the Sound.From the story: Kärnan: Helsingborg's Medieval Keep

Visitors gather on the terrace steps below Helsingborg's medieval keep.From the story: Kärnan: Helsingborg's Medieval Keep

Hard spring light on the terrace steps that climb to Helsingborg's old castle hill.From the story: Kärnan: Helsingborg's Medieval Keep