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  • Three things you didn’t know about Kullamannen – The myths behind the legendary race

    On 30–31 October, around 3,000 runners will gather to take on Kullamannen, one of the Nordic region’s most legendary trail running events. With participants from around the world and more than 10,000 visitors expected, Båstad and the Bjäre are preparing for an unforgettable weekend. But beyond the steep cliffs and challenging trails lies a story stretching back more than a thousand years.

  • Sorry, Stockholm – This app is for Bjäre locals only

    Priority access, exclusive spa offers and more experiences close to home. GRAM Group is launching Hej Bjäre, a new app offering exclusive benefits, local news and special experiences for residents of the Bjäre Peninsula. Through the app, locals can enjoy unique offers at the group’s hotels, restaurants and attractions – provided they have a local postcode.

  • Magnus Carlsson brings Christmas cheer to Hotel Skansen

    This December, Magnus Carlsson takes to the stage at Hotel Skansen for three sparkling evenings of festive dining, live entertainment and celebrations. While Magnus sets the mood with a spectacular Christmas show, the hotel’s kitchen will serve a festive buffet showcasing local flavours from Bjäre.

  • Opera by the sea during Birgit Nilsson Festival in Båstad

    In August, Båstad transforms into an international opera center during the Birgit Nilsson Festival. The highlight of the festival is Richard Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman, which will be staged on August 8 at the Tennis Stadium. At the same time, Hotel Skansen is launching several experience packages for visitors who want to combine world-class opera with gastronomy and accommodation by the sea.

  • Båstad – one of Sweden’s most beautiful running destinations

    Few places in Sweden offer such spectacular running as the Bjärehalvön – and every spring, runners from across the country gather to experience it up close. One clear example is the trail race HOKA Torekov–Båstad, where participants run through some of the region’s most dramatic landscapes, finishing on the beach by Hotel Skansen in Båstad.