Dylta bruk, Historical industrial complex in Örebro Municipality, Sweden
The wooden structure at Dylta Bruk features palace-style architecture with a main building constructed in the 1740s and renovated during the 1850s.
The first sulfur factory at Dylta Bruk started operations in 1558, and Queen Christina transferred ownership to Henrik Barckhusen in 1649.
The industrial setting maintains its original elements from the 16th century, including farm buildings that reflect the manufacturing heritage of the region.
Modern visitors can participate in fishing activities, attend organized events, or explore the historical buildings through guided tours at the facility.
The Åkerhielm family maintained ownership of Dylta Mill for 265 years after Baron Samuel Åkerhielm purchased the property in 1739.
Location: Örebro Municipality
GPS coordinates: 59.38650,15.26360
Latest update: March 7, 2025 19:27
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