Näsby Castle, 17th-century château in Täby Municipality, Sweden
Näsby Castle is a 17th-century château near Näsbyviken featuring classical architectural elements with symmetrical wings and a central building in Swedish Baroque style. The structure contains multiple spaces and areas now used as a conference center with hotel and restaurant facilities.
The building was designed in 1660 by Nicodemus Tessin the Elder and shaped the property for several generations of owners and users. After a fire in 1897, complete reconstruction took place between 1903 and 1904, establishing its current appearance.
The castle displays Swedish Baroque architectural styles that shape how visitors experience the grounds and buildings. The landscaped surroundings with their historical garden features frame the property and invite exploration on foot.
The castle is located at Djursholmsvägen 24 in Täby and is accessible by car or public transportation. Visitors should note that the grounds are sometimes used for conferences and events, so checking availability beforehand is helpful.
Sections of the original manor garden from the 17th century remain on the grounds, showing how the landscape was designed during the era of the Swedish Empire. These historical garden features offer a rare look at the landscaping practices of that time.
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