Laholm

Laholm is best known within Halland County for salmon fishing on the Lagan River. The river runs through a compact town centre whose streets retain the scale of an old market town, while the surrounding municipality reaches from inland farmland to the Kattegat coast. Laholm was part of Denmark until Halland passed to Sweden under the Treaty of Brömsebro in 1645, reflecting its place in a historic borderland between two kingdoms. Art also has a presence here: Teckningsmuseet is devoted to drawing. The Lagan remains the thread tying the town to Halland’s south-western landscape. Find related webcams in Halland County and along the Lagan to build a fuller picture of Laholm.

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