The iron factory Lögdö bruk

The factory complex includes a manor house, chapel, barn, granary, and bakery buildings arranged around the former iron production facilities near Ljustorpsån River.

Established in 1685, the ironworks operated until 1878, processing iron ore transported by boat from central Sweden through Lake Lögdösjön.

The site gained status as a municipal cultural reserve in 2004 to preserve the industrial heritage and showcase the development of Swedish manufacturing traditions.

Visitors can explore the preserved blast furnace, roasting furnace chimney, and numerous historical buildings by following the marked paths through the complex.

The surrounding forest contains 300-400 year old pine trees that house rare beetle species, including the endangered relict longhorn beetle.

Location: Timrå Municipality

Inception: 18 century

Website: http://logdobruk.se

GPS coordinates: 62.55778,17.38472

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:21