Before visiting
Entry
You can easily purchase your ticket via our webshop.
Payment
We accept cards, cash and Swish payments.
Opening hours
Vi har öppet året runt, läs mer om hur du kan besöka Grimeton på vår sida om öppettider.
Getting here
The six antenna towers of the Grimeton World Heritage Site are clearly visible as you approach the destination.
From the E6: Exit at junction 53 from the south or 54 from the north. From the exits, follow the signs to “Grimeton Radio Station”.
From Varberg or Värnamo (Ullared): Follow road 153 towards Värnamo or Varberg. As you approach your destination, follow the brown signs to “Grimeton Radio Station”.
By public transportation
From Varberg by bus 661 or Åkturen. Bus-stop Grimeton Radiostation. Timetables Hallandstrafiken
Rent an Electric Bike
Cycle to the World Heritage site by renting one of the municipality’s electric bikes. More information is available here.
Parking
You can park for free 20 meters from the Visitor Center.
Storage
Unfortunately, we do not have any storage facilities for bags.
Café, Food Service, and Shop
Enjoy a meal in “Matsalen”.
Food brought with you
It is not permitted to use the furniture inside or outside the Visitor Center while eating food that you have brought with you.
Barbecuing
It is not permitted to use personal grills or make fires in the area.
Toilets
Available in the Visitor Center and Transmitter Hall. Accessible toilets are available in the Visitor Center and Transmitter Hall.
Baby changing facilities
Available in the accessible toilets in the Visitor Center and Transmitter Hall.
Travel Sustainably with the Ride
During the summer months, you have the opportunity to take the bus The Ride from Varberg straight out into nature. Do nature a favor and give yourself a peaceful journey instead of taking the car.
When Does the Bus Run?
On Hallandstrafiken’s website, you’ll find the Journey Planner where you can find all trips with The Ride. Download the App and come!
A Great Collaboration
The Ride is a great collaboration between Varberg Municipality, Hallandstrafiken, the County Administrative Board, and destinations in the municipality’s inland. You can reach Ästad Vineyard, Öströö Sheep Farm, the scenic hiking trails, and more. Read more about The Ride.
Cycle along the World Heritage Route
The VisitVarberg app makes it easy for you to explore Varberg municipality by bike. It includes several delightful cycling routes, one of which is a pleasant ride from Varberg to the World Heritage site Grimeton.
Cycle safely and enjoy traveling in an environmentally friendly way!
Clothing
We recommend dressing according to the weather. Grimeton Radio Station was not built with visitors in mind, so you are noticeably exposed to sun, rain, or wind when moving between visitor buildings. For our additional activities, durable clothing is also recommended.
Motorhome pitches
The World Heritage site Grimeton provides 10 parking spaces for motorhomes. These are subject to a fee for overnight stays.
Photography and filming
Photography and filming are allowed for private use only. Drones are prohibited.
If you are a journalist, read more under press/media. If you are interested in using the site for commercial purposes, contact us via info@grimeton.org.
Animals
Animals are not allowed on the premises, with the exception of guide and assistance dogs.
Radio transmission activities
Grimeton Radio Station is still an active center for radio communication. Therefore, please pay attention to and respect the signage and boundaries in the visitor area, as there is equipment, antennas, and cables in use outside of this area. During operation, these generate electromagnetic fields, but as long as the restrictions are followed, the exposure visitors may risk during their visit is considered very low. People with medical implants and pregnant women should avoid being present during the start-up of the Alexanderson transmitter.
Other information
If you have questions about your visit, contact us for more information:
Phone: 0340-674190.
Email: info@grimeton.org