Vittskövle Castle, Renaissance castle in Skåne, Sweden
The four-winged Vittskövle Castle stands with square towers and protective moats, built on piles within marshland for defensive purposes.
The castle originated in 1553 under Danish nobleman Jens Brahe before becoming Swedish territory, marking a significant shift in regional control.
Local tales and ghost stories circulate through the halls of this Swedish castle, reflecting centuries of regional folklore.
Guided tours of the castle operate during summer months, allowing visitors to explore the historic structure and its surrounding gardens.
The castle maintains an original medieval kitchen with preserved features, providing insights into historical cooking methods.
GPS coordinates: 55.85488,14.13339
Latest update: March 5, 2025 05:06
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