Selma Lagerlöfs Hus is a memorial park located in Landskrona, Sweden, dedicated to the renowned Swedish author Selma Lagerlöf. Lagerlöf was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1909, recognized for her significant contributions to literature, particularly her novel "Gösta Berlings Saga." The park serves as a tribute to her legacy and celebrates her literary achievements.
The memorial park features various elements that reflect Lagerlöf's life and work, including sculptures and informational displays that provide insights into her writings and the themes she explored. The setting is designed to honor her memory while offering visitors a space for reflection and appreciation of her influence on Swedish literature. The park is part of a broader cultural initiative to promote awareness of Lagerlöf's contributions and to encourage literary engagement within the community.