There are 92 listed buildings (Swedish: byggnadsminne) in Blekinge County, Sweden.
| Image | Name | Premise | Number of buildings | Year built | Architect | Coordinates | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Alltidhults skola | Alltidhult 1:42 | 2 | 56°15′43″N14°27′17″E / 56.26184°N 14.45474°E | 21300000019864 | ||
 | Brokamåla backstuga | Brokamåla 1:17-1:18 | 2 | 56°17′53″N14°28′48″E / 56.29811°N 14.47996°E | 21300000013844 | ||
 | Ebbamåla gjuteri | Ebbemåla 1:16, 1:48 | 13 | 56°22′12″N14°40′52″E / 56.37003°N 14.68121°E | 21300000014200 | ||
 | Forneboda | Tulseboda 1:12, 1:22 | 2 | 56°21′31″N14°36′11″E / 56.35868°N 14.60299°E | 21300000014205 | ||
 | Gränums bränneri | Gränum 4:73 | 2 | 56°13′19″N14°35′47″E / 56.22193°N 14.59634°E | 21300000014195 |
| Image | Name | Premise | Number of buildings | Year built | Architect | Coordinates | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hakarpsgården | Hakarp 2:10 previously 2:2 | 2 | 56°12′09″N15°07′36″E / 56.20259°N 15.12656°E | 21300000013730 | |||
 | Johannishus slott | Johannishus 1:2 | 19 | 56°14′42″N15°24′51″E / 56.24508°N 15.41426°E | 21300000013738 | ||
| Jordö missionshus | Jordö 2:52 | 1 | 56°09′34″N15°25′37″E / 56.15952°N 15.42703°E | 21300000014207 | |||
| Möllerydsstugan | Johannishus 1:2 | 1 | 56°15′28″N15°23′54″E / 56.25770°N 15.39844°E | 21300000013742 | |||
 | Ronneby brunn | Karlstorp 2:1, 2:2 Ronneby 16:143 | 17 | 56°11′52″N15°17′09″E / 56.19772°N 15.28587°E | 21300000014209 | ||
| Tromtö herrgård | Vambåsa 1:4 | 7 | 56°09′40″N15°29′07″E / 56.16098°N 15.48536°E | 21300000013735 |
| Image | Name | Premise | Number of buildings | Year built | Architect | Coordinates | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Sölvesborgs slott Corps de logi | Borgen 3 | 1 | 56°03′22″N14°35′39″E / 56.05610°N 14.59415°E | 21300000018898 | ||
| Sölvesborgs slott Förvaltarebostad Uthuslängor | Borgen 4 | 2 | 56°03′24″N14°35′39″E / 56.05662°N 14.59416°E | 21300000018900 | |||
 | Gamla fattighuset i Sölvesborg | Ungersbacke 13 | 1 | 56°03′08″N14°34′42″E / 56.05232°N 14.57834°E | 21300000014217 | ||
| Hörby gård | Hörby 6:2 | 7 | 56°02′56″N14°39′13″E / 56.04881°N 14.65368°E | 21300000014214 | |||
 | Nicolaigården | Pelikanen 2 F.d Pelikanen 1 Gamla telegrafen | 1 | 56°03′11″N14°35′07″E / 56.05298°N 14.58541°E | 21300000014221 | ||
 | Listers härads tingshus i Sölvesborg | Domaren 4 | 1 | 1919–1921 | Gunnar Asplund | 56°03′04″N14°34′38″E / 56.05100°N 14.57718°E | 21300000014223 |
 | Stationshuset, Sölvesborg | Sölvesborg 4:5 | 1 | 56°03′00″N14°35′01″E / 56.04996°N 14.58354°E | 21300000014060 | ||
| Valje gård | Valje 1:38 | 7 | 56°03′20″N14°33′12″E / 56.05543°N 14.55335°E | 21300000014224 |
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