Experience the scenic landscape of Listerlandet on two wheels. On the tour we explore Listerlandet. We cycle through forests, meadows by the sea and fishing villages. Sometimes it smells of seaweed and sometimes it smells of manure - lovely. We pause and have coffee as needed, and have lunch at one of the excellent lunch restaurants located along the route (optional and self-paid). This tour is for everyone who likes to combine experiences with a physical activity. We start the tour in Sölvesborg, and our first attraction is the Sölvesborg Bridge, one of the longest pedestrian and bicycle bridges in northern Europe with its 760 m. We cycle on through the Sölvesborg Golf Course, and head towards the small former fishing village of Västra Näs. From here we then cycle along the sea towards the lighthouse on Sillnäs Udde for a small coffee. On the way there we pass one of Blekinge's finest beaches in Sandviken. Once we have finished our coffee, we move on to Torsö, another of our beautiful white beaches. Then through lovely rural surroundings with horse paddocks and farms. Sheep and cows may give us some small interest and mule or bark for us as we pass by. Soon we approach Hällevik, and we take the idyllic summer cottage area Grönslätt. We stop for a little while at the Hällevik Fisheries Museum and live our way back to a time when fishing was the dominant industry in the resort. After Hällevik comes Nogersund and then Hörvik. Somewhere here we should stop for lunch. And here there are several places to choose from. In Hörvik we also stop and admire, for example, the mighty rocky coast around the cave Hallahålle at the foot of Listershuvud and with Hanö in the background about four km out into the sea. We roll on through picturesque Krokås and then make a short coffee stop at the wonderful Brygghuset Café & Art - a place you don't want to miss! With some coffee in our stomach, we then cycle on to Sölvesborg. On the route we pass Mjällby, which is not only an eminent football team, but also the central town of Listerlandet. We cycle on the old railway embankment, a legacy of the railway between Sölvesborg and Hörvik, which existed between 1914 and 1970 (in slightly different sections and gauge). We choose to cycle into Sölvesborg west of Sölvesborg Bay, and thus pass Sölvesborg Castle Ruin. Here we take a short stop and recall a piece of significant medieval history. After the bike tour, we suggest a look at the 15th century lime paintings in Sankt Nicolai Church (which, incidentally, is the only remaining building in Sölvesborg from the Middle Ages).