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Over 100 Years of Communication

More than a hundred years ago, everything changed. Suddenly, it was possible to communicate lightning-fast with people far, far away. Back then, it happened with gigantic facilities and Morse code. Now, with smartphones and 5G. Then, it often involved declarations of love and death notices. Now, it’s largely about sharing reels and interacting with the whole world. Grimeton Radio Station, Varberg, is the last of these gigantic facilities, which is why the site was designated a World Heritage site in 2004. This is the best place in the world to experience and understand the development of wireless communication!

A place important for all humanity and the future. By caring for, using, and developing it together, we contribute to a better and kinder world.

Opening hours 2026

February 11–June 18
Wednesday–Saturday 10:00 AM–3:00 PM

June 20–August 30
Monday–Sunday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM

August 31–October 31
Wednesday–Saturday 10:00 AM–3:00 PM

Did you know you can visit us outside our regular opening hours using self-check-in? Read more about it here

Experience and explore

Technology, history, and nature in a unique overall experience. Step into the impressive transmitter hall and experience the place where Sweden once communicated with the world. Explore the exhibition that tells the story of the breakthrough of radio technology and the people behind it.

Visit Radiobyssjan for a playful, curious introduction to radio and communication—perfect for both young and old. Finish with a walk in the open landscape around the antennas, where history and nature go hand in hand.

Guided Tours

Our tours offer a lively, in-depth experience of the Grimeton Radio Station World Heritage Site. During the Day Shift, you’ll experience the site’s history, people, and technology as a whole. The Technical Shift takes you closer to the unique radio technology and how the facility worked in practice. At transmitter start-up, you’ll get to be part of something truly special—when the historic transmitter is brought to life.

Challenge and adventure

Here you get to step into the World Heritage Site’s history and become part of the story yourself. Through missions and challenges, you’ll interpret signals, solve problems, and make decisions where communication, logic, and teamwork play a crucial role. The experiences are based on real events and offer an engaging insight into the importance of radio technology—then and now.

The activities can be enjoyed together as a family, with friends, or in a group, and are suitable for anyone curious about history, technology, and shared challenges at the Grimeton Radio Station World Heritage Site.

Meetings & Conferences

Reach new heights!

For almost a hundred years, Grimeton Radio Station has been involved in communication and connecting people. We intend to continue this – which is why we are happy to host your meeting.

The World Heritage Challenge

A total of 64 people participated in the challenge, which ran from World Snow Day (Jan 18) until the end of the season (14 children and 50 adults). This year’s winners are presented below.

Children

Loke Jägryd
Aron Jägryd
Arvid Westerlund
Isac Berggren
Alva Ståhl
Robin Lindblom

Adults

Fredrik Ståhl
Charlotte Thunberg

A big thank you to everyone who participated!

The winners will be contacted via email.

The World Heritage Challenge is organized in collaboration with Åkulla Skidallians

Charge your car and yourself!

Now you can charge your electric car at our charging stations while you recharge yourself with new knowledge and energy in the Dining Hall when the Visitor Center is open.

School Visits to the World Heritage Site

Ta lektionerna till nya höjder genom ett skolbesök på Världsarvet Grimeton. Several exciting new programs to choose from!

Help preserve a world heritage site

All contributions and donations go directly to the preservation of the radio station, and small as well as large contributions are welcome. See how you can contribute.

Our Sustainability Work

We are constantly working for a more peaceful and sustainable world. Feel free to read about our good initiatives for this.