Kumla gård, Tyresö

The manor sits at the end of an 850-meter tree-lined avenue on a peninsula in Drevviken lake within the Tyresö municipality.

The estate's name Kumla, first recorded in 1460, comes from kummel, referring to a prehistoric boundary marker that existed at the original village site.

During World War II, the manor provided shelter for Norwegian families fleeing occupation, later transforming into a restaurant and conference center in 2013.

The restaurant serves weekday lunches from 11 AM to 2 PM and provides takeaway options with advance ordering available through phone or online systems.

The estate features a preserved garden that once included an orangery where exotic fruits were grown, alongside herb gardens and fruit trees near the lime avenue.

Location: Tyresö

GPS coordinates: 59.21667,18.19250

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:58