Jordberga Castle, Manor house in Trelleborg Municipality, Sweden
The main building of Jordberga Castle exhibits Art Nouveau baroque architecture with distinct elements designed by Danish architect Henri Carl August Glæsel in 1908.
The castle's first written records date to 1355, and Governor Eric von Nolcken purchased the estate in 1811, marking a new era in its development.
The castle grounds contain a Viking Age runestone known as Källstorpstenen, connecting the site to ancient Nordic heritage and traditions.
Visitors can access the English-style park during cultural events and schedule appointments to view the main building and its architectural features.
The estate includes remnants of the former Jordberga sugar mill, demolished between 2009 and 2010, along with a preserved historical windmill.
GPS coordinates: 55.41493,13.41609
Latest update: March 10, 2025 10:59
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