Brömsehus - a drone film about the Biosphere Reserve's cultural & natural landscape

Experience Blekinge's coast as the birds see it...

Here at Brömsehus there are remains of a Danish medieval border fort against Sweden. Brömsehus was for several centuries the Danish kingdom's outpost in the east on the border with Sweden. When Denmark lost Halland, Skåne and Blekinge to Sweden in the Peace of Roskilde in 1658, Brömsehus no longer became an important castle.

The film is commented in Swedish, but there is also the option to add English subtitles in the menu.

See more films about the Biosphere Reserve

This film is part of a series of drone films that the organisation Blekinge Archipelago produced to increase knowledge about the connection between the natural and cultural environments in the Biosphere Reserve. Through these films, it is possible to experience a number of known and unknown areas along Blekinge's coast - in the way that perhaps a sea eagle sees the coast. In the films, we mix information and images concerning both culture and nature.

These films can be used in several different ways, for example to be inspired to further journeys within the Biosphere area at home in the warmth of the cabin. But also during a hike or kayaking, you can get a wider overview of the area you are in directly via the ARK56 app.

Blekinge från ovan - YouTube