Mauritzberg

The Mauritzberg Manor stands on a cliff overlooking Bråviken bay, surrounded by forests and offering panoramic water views from its elevated position.

The estate, originally named Björsätter in the 1500s, received its current name from Ebba Grip in honor of her father Mauritz Birgersson after his death in 1592.

Count Birger Mörner transformed the manor into a cultural residence in 1912 and wrote his novel 'Bråvallhus' while residing at the property.

The manor currently functions as a hotel with 18 double rooms distributed across the main building, mill, and wing sections, accommodating up to 36 guests.

The iron urns on the bridge railings bear the initials H E S R, representing Queen Hedvig Eleonora Suecia Regina from the 1700s.

Location: Norrköping Municipality

Architects: Claes Ekeblad the Elder

GPS coordinates: 58.60583,16.67833

Latest update: March 9, 2025 18:39