Sunset Barsebäckshamn
In the past, the settlement was called Barsebäcks (fishing)lage or just Läget. In dialect: Lajjed or Læjjed. The dialect and place name archive in Lund objected in the early 1980s to the choice of the name Barsebäckshamn for the buildings in and around the old Barsebäck (fishing) location. Archive director Göran Hallberg wrote in the Sydsvenska ortnamsällskapet's year-end 1984: &quot;For cultural-historical reasons, according to DAL, the multi-hundred-year location (known in writing since the 16th century) is preferable to the late - only in the 20th century - pasted-on port, which has a narrower semantic scope.&quot; <a href="http://www.barsebackshamnalag.se" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.barsebackshamnalag.se</a>

History
The modern port was built in 1879-82, and was taken over by the state in 1922 and modernized then. In 1907, the Kävlinge-Barsebäck Railway was built, which then had its terminus here, and in connection with this the Sjöbobadet tourist hotel was also built.

In 1914, a biological station was built here by Lund University.

In the harbor is the Maritime Rescue Society's Rescue Station Barsebäckshamn.

To the west of Barsebäck Harbor in Öresund is the pinnacle lighthouse Pinhättan.
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