Bellinga Castle, Manor castle in Ystad Municipality, Sweden

Bellinga Castle is a manor house in Ystad Municipality in southern Sweden. The structure displays Italian Renaissance forms with balanced proportions and ornamental details across its exterior surfaces.

Bellinga Castle was built in the 1860s in Italian Renaissance style for Amelie Elisabet Charlotta Piper (1836–1921) and her husband Carl Fredrik Hochschild (1831–1898), a member of parliament and foreign minister. The couple commissioned the manor as a countryside residence in Ystad Municipality, Scania.

The castle shows how Swedish nobility of the 19th century valued architectural styles that blended classical and romantic tastes. The design reflects the ideals and ambitions of the wealthy families who shaped it.

Bellinga Castle is a private residence in Ystad Municipality, not a museum with regular opening hours. Visits must be arranged in advance with the owners or the responsible heritage body; there is no drop-in access. The building stands in open countryside, so plan your own transport to reach it.

The manor was built in the 1860s for Amelie Elisabet Charlotta Piper (1836–1921) and her husband Carl Fredrik Hochschild (1831–1898), a member of parliament and foreign minister. The Italian Renaissance design was their choice, not that of architect Arvid Posse, who is often wrongly credited.