Sävargården, Historic building in Gammlia, Umeå, Sweden
The wooden building features a late Gustavian architectural design with horizontal logs and includes two grand open fireplaces in its banquet floor.
Built in 1806 as a manor house at Sävar ironworks, the structure was relocated to its current location at Gammlia in 1921.
The Gustavian Hall contains floor-to-ceiling mirrors and frames crafted by artist Louis Masreliez, representing Swedish 18th-century decorative arts.
The banquet floor accommodates over 100 seated guests, making it suitable for weddings, conferences, and corporate events in Umeå.
The cellar, named Kamenski, honors the Russian lieutenant general who spared Umeå from burning in 1809.
Location: Umeå Municipality
GPS coordinates: 63.82842,20.29092
Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:05
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