Stenhammar Castle, Royal summer residence in Flen Municipality, Sweden
Stenhammar Castle is a royal residence located in Flen Municipality, approximately 120 kilometers southwest of Stockholm. The estate features extensive gardens and sits near the Western Main Line railway corridor.
The castle was commissioned in 1658 by Johan Johansson Rosenhane following architectural designs by Jean de la Vallée. In 1903, Robert von Kræmer transferred ownership to the Swedish government on condition that it be leased to a Duke of Södermanland.
The estate's name reflects its connection to the surrounding landscape and local heritage. The buildings scattered across the grounds display different architectural styles that developed over several centuries.
The estate can be visited during specific periods, though it remains a private royal residence with limited access. Plan ahead to confirm open times and arrange your visit accordingly.
The estate contains roughly 150 buildings spanning different eras, showcasing centuries of expansion and adaptation. This collection reveals how architectural preferences and living standards evolved as the property developed over time.
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