Lummelunds bruk

The stone manor house stands near the underground Lummelunda stream, which provided water power for various industrial activities throughout its existence.

The site's first documented mill appeared in 1594, followed by sawmills in 1620 when Christoffer Ulfeldt received rights to construct facilities along Lummelunda stream.

The property represents the evolution of Swedish industrial heritage, transitioning from iron works to paper production and flour milling over several centuries.

The manor house sits adjacent to Lummelunda Cave, which draws visitors interested in exploring the geological formations of northern Gotland.

The location operated an iron works from 1650 using ore transported from Utö mines in Stockholm archipelago, as Gotland lacked natural iron deposits.

Location: Gotland Municipality

GPS coordinates: 57.73890,18.40587

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:16