Björkvikshallen

The Björkvikshallen sits on a quiet stretch of Friluftsvägen 11 in Höör. The hall is defined by its floor, which is a flat expanse of yellow painted concrete. Green and yellow plastic seats fill the stands that run along the walls, leaving the central floor open for play.

For the H 65 Höör handball team, the hall is a familiar workplace. The club plays here, but the venue lacks the double-tiered stands required for the Champions League, forcing them to host some European matches in other cities. The club has won the Swedish national championship and the EHF Challenge Cup while calling this building home. The hall has hosted matches against Randers HK and TusSies Metzingen, but the lack of capacity for larger crowds remains a structural reality.

Inside, the ceiling is high, supported by exposed metal trusses that hold the lights. Blue curtains hang along the upper walls above the seating area. The goal at one end of the court is red and white, matching the netting that surrounds it. The club's history is visible in the logos painted on the floor, including a large red circle.

The venue is also used for youth sports and fitness classes, making it a community hub rather than a specialist arena. The capacity is around 600 people, a modest number that keeps the atmosphere close to the action. The building has served the town for some time, though the exact year it opened is not recorded. It remains a functional space where the Swedish Handbollsligan team prepares for its next match.