Tureholm Castle, 18th-century castle in Trosa Municipality, Sweden
Tureholm Castle is a building from the 1700s located in Trosa Municipality with manicured grounds and ornamental gardens surrounding it. The structure displays classic architectural details typical of its period and sits within carefully maintained landscapes.
The original structure was destroyed by Russian fires in 1719, after which Thure Gabriel Bielke rebuilt it about ten years later. This reconstruction shaped the building that visitors see today.
The castle maintains a collection of family portraits and a library, representing the heritage of Swedish nobility through multiple generations.
The castle remains a private residence of the Bonde family since the 1930s and is accessible only through arranged tours. Advance planning is needed to gain access to the property.
The building was named after Thure Gabriel Bielke and replaced the older name Gäddeholm that dated from the 1300s. This renaming reflected the changed ownership following the reconstruction.
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