Fredriksbergs herrgård

Fredriksbergs herrgård stands on a stone terrace overlooking Döderhultsdalen valley, featuring smooth wooden facades and classical columns in its architecture.

Built in 1784 by Captain Peter Reinke Cederbaum, the estate transformed from crown property to private ownership before the city acquired it in 1888.

The manor represents Swedish nobility residences of the Gustavian period, with its architectural elements reflecting the social status of 18th-century landowners.

The property contains a restaurant called Herrgårdsköket that serves dinners and hosts culinary events, plus a museum managed by Oskarshamn's cultural administration.

The estate spans 1,500 hectares of land, making it the largest farm in Oskarshamn during the early 1800s, including several smaller agricultural properties.

Location: Oskarshamn Municipality

Inception: 1783

GPS coordinates: 57.26944,16.42639

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:41