Ekeberg

The manor house features iron urns crafted at Näfveqvarnsbruk and exhibits architectural elements attributed to Carl Hårleman throughout its northern wing construction.

Originally named Björsätter in the 1500s, the estate belonged to Birger Nilsson Grip before Russian forces burned it down in 1719, leading to its reconstruction in 1725.

The property maintains a Castle Gallery that presents regular art exhibitions and functions as a center for social gatherings in the Örebro region.

Visitors can explore the manor grounds, enjoy refreshments at the café housed in the former mill building, and participate in organized cultural events throughout the year.

The manor received its current name when Ebba Grip inherited it and renamed it Mauritzberg in memory of her father, marking a significant period of female property ownership.

Location: Örebro Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.30536,15.48111

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:26