Fredriksdals herrgård, Manor museum in Helsingborg, Sweden
Fredriksdals herrgård is a manor house museum covering over 36 hectares with numerous historical buildings, gardens, and exhibits about Swedish rural life. The property displays different architectural styles from various periods and houses an active printing museum.
The manor house was founded in 1787 and became a center for preserving regional agricultural traditions and historical architecture. It grew into an important place for safeguarding the rural heritage of the region across different periods.
The site showcases traditional printing arts at the Grafiska Museet, which operates as the largest active printing museum in the Nordic region. You can watch how these historical techniques are still practiced today.
The site is accessible on foot via several pathways, with signs marking key buildings and gardens. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes as the property is extensive and covers varied terrain.
The site maintains over 1,500 rose varieties in its gardens and serves as part of the national gene bank for preserving plant genetics. This collection makes it an important location for botanical research and conservation.
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