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Kivik’s Hotel – Conference and Spa By Sara Schedin | Photo: Kivik’s Hotel
spring when the trees blossom, and in the autumn when it is time to harvest the apples. The hotel also arranges trips to Kivik’s renowned cider brewery.
Situated in the heart of the beautiful Österlen in Skåne, the picturesque village Kivik provides easy access to everything the region has to offer. Kivik’s Hotel is located just a stone’s throw from the town’s harbour and offers perfect settings for both business and leisure visitors. “Our hotel is suitable for both relaxing holidays as well as work conferences. The hotel’s conference rooms can seat up to 30 people, but we can also arrange conferences for as many as 70,” says Managing Director Lisbeth Linde.
Kivik’s Hotel has a newly opened spa, which offers lush treatments such as massages and facials. At the hotel’s restaurant, the guests can enjoy a beautifully prepared meal made from locally produced ingredients.
There are many ways to enjoy your stay at this lovely 24-bed hotel, which provides an array of activities.
area. For the golf fans there is a golf course nearby, and the beautiful national park Stenshuvud, which is situated just outside Kivik, is perfect for hiking,” says Linde.
“You can borrow a bike and visit the different artists that live and work in the
Kivik is famous for its apple orchards, which are a popular attraction in the
The romantic setting is perfect for lovedup couples and wedding parties. Wedding ceremonies can be held in the hotel’s garden or in one of the nearby medieval churches.
For more info visit www.kivikshotell.se
Falsterbo Strandbad – a place where everything is possible By Nia Kajastie | Photos: Falsterbo Strandbad
as it is noticeably taller than any of the other houses in the area.
Located in the middle of a pine forest and a short walk from one of Sweden’s most beautiful beaches, Falsterbo Strandbad is a curious creature of an event venue that is constantly adapting according to its customers’ needs. It is truly a place where all events and meetings, from fashion shows to fine dining, are possible. Falsterbo Strandbad is a striking building that makes quite an impression on its own already, and Johan Wallenborg, who runs the establishment together with Cecilia Richter, has descriptively dubbed it ‘an architectural sculpture’. Wallenborg helps us identify the concept behind this multifaceted venue: “It’s a living house open for everything from memorial services to weddings, sport nights, children’s discos, fine dining, shows and
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Wallenborg explains how they are able to integrate so many different themes in one space: “Cecilia and I are in charge here, and we both have a history in performance and arts. We are constantly making changes to the venue to create new ‘Ahaexperiences’. We create new rooms more or less every day.” theatre. But it also has five main legs, namely the café, restaurant, bar, nightclub and conferences. These are the things we work with every day, all year around.” The building includes two big terraces and three different areas that can accommodate up to 1,200 guests at the same time. The building also offers a unique sea view,
So whether you are there for the annual Falsterbo Horse Show parties or a more subdued cultural event, you will always be treated to something unique. For more information, please visit: www.falsterbostrandbad.se or www.falsterbostrandbad.skane.com