Borgarhuset

The Borgarhuset stands as a preserved wooden structure within the Wadköping open-air museum, featuring traditional Renaissance architectural elements and carved sculptures.

Constructed in 1892, the building was initially named Malmöhuset and drew inspiration from the Lembkeska korsvirkesgården, a 16th-century structure demolished in Malmö in 1891.

The interior spaces of Borgarhuset showcase exhibitions that represent the four estates of Swedish society: nobility, clergy, burghers, and peasants.

Visitors can access Borgarhuset throughout the year as part of the Wadköping museum complex, where guided tours explain the architectural and social history.

The building combines office spaces and exhibition areas, presenting both administrative functions and cultural displays within its Renaissance-inspired framework.

Location: Örebro Municipality

Part of: Wadköping

GPS coordinates: 59.27288,15.23151

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:52