Ladonia

The flag of Ladonia consists of a green Nordic cross on a white field. The white background symbolizes peace, creativity and openness, while the green cross represents nature, freedom and the forested coastal landscape of the Kullaberg Nature Reserve where Ladonia is located.

Ladonia is a self-declared micronation founded in 1996 by Swedish artist Lars Vilks after legal disputes over his sculptures Nimis and Arx. The flag was adopted as a symbol of artistic freedom, independence and the unique identity of this cultural micronation.

• Official Name: Royal Republic of Ladonia (micronation)
• Founded: 1996
• Claimed Location: Kullaberg Nature Reserve, Sweden
• Continent: Europe
• Official Language: English (administrative)
• Currency: Örtug (symbolic)

Famous Attractions
• Nimis
• Arx
• Kullaberg Nature Reserve
• Rocky Baltic Coastline
• Ladonia Art Installations

Ladonia is a self-declared micronation located within Sweden's Kullaberg Nature Reserve. It is internationally known for the large wooden sculpture Nimis, the concrete artwork Arx and its role as an artistic and cultural project celebrating creativity, freedom of expression and conceptual art.