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Råshult is a village just north of Älmhult in Kronoberg County, Småland, Sweden. It is notable as the birthplace of the seminal biologist and "father of modern taxonomy ", [1] Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778).
Sweden’s tenth cultural heritage site, Råshult, invites you on a fantastic journey back to the landscape and gardens of the 18th century. The café, with its KRAV certification, offers organic products.
Råshult invites you to take a trip back in time to the 18th century landscape and gardens that are preserved through the cultural reserve. One of Sweden's most famous people of all time - Carl von Linné - was born here. It was he who divided nature into kingdoms and families.
År 2002 blev Råshult ett kulturreservat på 42 hektar med gårdsmilljö, inägomarker och utmarker som gränsar mot Såganässjön. Linnés Råshult var tidigare ett kyrkoreservat som biskopen i Växjö stift Jan Arvid Hellström invigde den 29 april 1992.
Linnés Råshult Kulturreservat is located near the village Diö in the centre of the municipality of Älmhult and shows the birthplace of the famous Swedish botanist Carl von Linné, as it looked like during the lifetime of the scientist in the early 18th century.
Experience the precious gems of nature and culture in Småland with plenty of time on your hands. Here, we suggest a route and give you tips on spots and places worth seeing. 1. IKEA Museum, Älmhult. Start your Grand Tour of Småland at the IKEA Museum in Älmhult to experience the story of IKEA where it began – in Älmhult.
This is a a category of a national interest for cultural heritage in Sweden with the number G5 in accordance to the 3rd and 4th chapter in the Swedish Environmental Code .
