Jordberga Castle, Manor house in Trelleborg Municipality, Sweden
Jordberga Castle is a manor house in Trelleborg Municipality featuring a main building in Art Nouveau baroque style designed by Danish architect Henri Carl August Glæsel in 1908. The estate includes an English-style park that frames the architectural composition.
The estate's first written record dates to 1355, and Governor Eric von Nolcken purchased it in 1811, beginning a major phase of transformation. This acquisition marked a turning point in its development.
The grounds hold a Viking Age runestone called Källstorpstenen that links the site to ancient Nordic heritage. This stone shows how people have connected with this place across centuries.
The building and park are open during cultural events or by appointment. Check ahead to confirm access and timing for your visit.
The estate preserves remnants of a former sugar mill demolished between 2009 and 2010, along with a restored historical windmill. These structures reveal the site's industrial past beyond its mansion.
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