Fagervik Manor

The manor estate stands at 28 meters elevation and features stone walls, gardens, and multiple historical buildings within its grounds.

The estate began as an ironworks in 1646 under Carl Billsten, while most current structures date from the following century under Hising family management.

The manor estate includes an 18th-century church containing Finland's oldest functioning church organ, representing local architectural and musical traditions.

Located one hour from Helsinki via Route 51, the manor operates as a museum during summer months with the nearest bus stop at Fagervik E.

German iron workers at Fagervik Manor introduced potato cultivation to Finland, making this location the first site of potato growing in the country.

Location: Ingå

Elevation above the sea: 28 m

Part of: Fagervik ironworks

GPS coordinates: 60.02503,23.81271

Latest update: March 21, 2025 07:30