Ängelholms Hembygdspark

About the museum

Ängelholms Hembygdspark lies on a wooded hill on the outskirts of central Ängelholm and is mainly run by Ängelholms Hembygdsförening (Ängelholm local heritage society). The museums are run entirely by the association. The park is a mixture of adventure, animal and museum park, with a playground, walking paths, rest and picnic spots, a restaurant and an ice-cream bar.

Among the buildings is Luntertunstugan, a fully equipped farm originally built in 1673 that has stood in the park since 1935, and Grönvallska Gården, the house of the leather manufacturer Ludvig Grönvall from 1817, which was moved into the park in 1936–1937 and is furnished as a dwelling house. The Tekniska museet shows old machines, workshop equipment, bicycles, motorcycles and cars from different periods, including an Oldsmobile from 1899 that is said to be Sweden’s oldest car.

The Skolmuseet (school museum) has an old classroom with teaching materials from the region’s schools and a large collection of class photographs. The Läder- och lokalhistoriska museet (leather and local history museum) shows machines for leather production, a workshop for slippers and exhibitions on the history of Ängelholm. In the park’s animal enclosures there are, among others, horses, goats, rabbits and roe deer.

Highlights

• Five small museums in the park, including the Tekniska museet and the Skolmuseet
• Luntertunstugan from 1673 and Grönvallska Gården from 1817
• Oldsmobile from 1899 in the Tekniska museet
• Animal enclosures and playground
• Free admission to the park, open all year round

Permanent exhibitions

• Luntertunstugan – A fully equipped farm, originally built in 1673, that has stood in the park since 1935.
• Grönvallska Gården – The house of the leather manufacturer Ludvig Grönvall from 1817, moved to the park in 1936–1937 and furnished as a dwelling house.
• Tekniska museet – Old machines, workshop equipment, bicycles, motorcycles and cars, including an Oldsmobile from 1899.

Operated by

Ängelholms Hembygdsförening

Admission & discounts

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible: no information
• Elevator: no information
• Accessible restroom: no information
• Accessible parking: no information
• Service dogs welcome: no information
• Tactile models & exhibits: no information
• Sign language tours: no information
• Easy-to-read materials: no information
• Audio description: no information

The park is described on Naturkartan as wheelchair-friendly and accessible with a pushchair, with parking, public transport and a toilet nearby. Accessibility in the individual museum buildings is not stated.

Kids & families

Great for kids & families

• Stroller-friendly
• Playground / play area

A large playground, animal enclosures with horses, goats and rabbits, and a miniature track for children. Ängelholms Hembygdspark offers activities for families and schools.

Getting there & parking

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

Amenities & dining

• Restaurant

Restaurant, ice-cream bar and a coffee and waffle house in the park, according to Naturkartan and tourist sites. Barbecuing is allowed only at designated barbecue spots; disposable barbecues are forbidden.

Events & venue rental

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

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