Blombacka herrgård, Manor house in Skara Municipality, Sweden.

Blombacka herrgård is a manor house situated on an estate with agricultural fields and wooded areas in Skara Municipality. The property features traditional Swedish residential buildings alongside outbuildings typical of landowning estates.

The estate was first recorded in 1483 under Peder Bengtsson Gylta and later passed to noble families including Lilliehöök and Krabbe over several centuries. These successive ownerships shaped the property's development until the 1800s.

The name Blombacka was carried into the Swedish nobility: the Åkerhielm family, owners from 1751, took the title Åkerhielm af Blombacka, linking their name to the estate. Ownership passed through several noble families, among them Gyllenhaal, af Jochnick, Sjöcrona and Hoffman, into the early 19th century.

Blombacka is a private estate in Vinköls socken, about 13 km northeast of Skara; the sources record no visitor opening, tours or facilities, so access to the buildings and grounds should be arranged with the owner before travelling. The nearest public roads approach through the surrounding farmland.

Blombacka gave its name to the noble surname Åkerhielm af Blombacka, one of the families that owned the estate from 1751 into the early 19th century. The family's name thus preserves the estate's name in Swedish nobility records.