The Duchess of Hälsingland is a historical title associated with the region of Hälsingland in Sweden. This title was traditionally held by noblewomen and is linked to the local aristocracy. Hälsingland is known for its rich cultural heritage, including its unique wooden farmhouses, which are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The title of Duchess is often connected to the broader context of Swedish nobility and royal titles. In Sweden, duchesses typically have ceremonial roles and are part of the royal family or nobility. The region of Hälsingland itself is celebrated for its natural beauty and traditional Swedish customs.