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Himmelstorp's thatched, half-timbered farm buildings

Himmelstorp

A thatched, half-timbered farm on Kullaberg's slopes, first recorded in the 1400s, where the path down to Nimis begins.

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Himmelstorp is a four-winged, half-timbered farm on the slopes of Kullaberg, between Mölle and Arild. A farm has stood here since at least the 1400s, and the present buildings date from the first half of the 1800s; the farm has been a listed building since 1978.

The farmyard at Himmelstorp with its red and white timber framing

Photo: Cyhall · CC BY-SA 3.0

An Iron Age stone circle in the woods near Himmelstorp

Photo: Peterappelros · CC BY 3.0

The farm today

The Krapperup estate foundation owns the farm, and the local heritage society, Kullens hembygdsförening, ran it as a heritage farm until 2016. In summer the garden usually opens as a café. The grazed land around the farm is one of Skåne's best-preserved medieval farming landscapes, and scenes from the 1967 TV series Kullamannen were filmed here.

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  • Stone circlesan Iron Age judge's ring of nine large boulders lies about 150 meters southwest of the farm, and a grave field with raised stones, most of them now fallen, about 300 meters south
  • Nimisthe Path to Nimis, the shortest way to Lars Vilks' artwork, starts here
  • Icelandic horsesin high summer they graze the pastures around the farm

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