Kungsbacka Municipality

Kungsbacka Municipality is an administrative region on the western coast of Sweden, spanning an area with rocky shorelines and agricultural plains inland. The territory connects different landscapes and settlements into a single administrative unit.

The area gained its current structure in 1971 through an administrative reform that consolidated several smaller units into the expanded municipality. This reorganization shaped how the region is governed today.

The area is home to Tjolöholms Slott, a manor built in English Tudor style, and Äskhults By, a preserved farm settlement from the early 1800s. These places show how people experience and maintain local heritage in their daily lives.

The region has train connections to Gothenburg located to the north, making it easy to reach. Visitors should know the area covers coastlines, flat lands, and rural villages, so plan activities accordingly.

The region contains over 100 lakes scattered throughout the area and swimming spots that range from smooth rock faces to sandy beaches along the coast. This variety makes it a favorite destination for water activities and beach visits.

Location: Halland County

Inception: January 1, 1971

Capital city: Kungsbacka

Part of: Gothenburg metropolitan area, Halland, Varbergs domkrets

Shares border with: Varberg Municipality, Gothenburg Municipality, Mölndal Municipality, Mark Municipality

Phone: +46300834000

Email: kommun@kungsbacka.se

Website: http://kungsbacka.se

GPS coordinates: 57.48333,12.06667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07