Rumlaborg, Medieval castle ruins in Huskvarna, Sweden.
The remains of Rumlaborg consist of a castle hill encircled by three substantial ramparts and moats at the mouth of Huskvarna River.
Built in the 1360s by King Albrecht of Mecklenburg, Rumlaborg replaced Jönköping Castle and served as a strategic fortress until its destruction in 1434.
Archaeological excavations in the 1930s uncovered numerous artifacts that now form an essential collection at the Huskvarna City Museum.
The castle ruins are accessible via the E4 motorway exit at Huskvarna, with parking facilities available near the Huskvarnaån river.
A nineteenth-century gazebo stands atop the medieval castle hill, marking the site's transformation from a military fortress to a public park in the 1850s.
Location: Jönköping Municipality
GPS coordinates: 57.79167,14.26693
Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:21
Asecs
4.3 km
Huskvarna Falls
1.2 km
Husqvarna Museum
1.1 km
Rosenlunds herrgård
3.2 km
Stora Sanna
1.2 km
Rocksjön
5 km
East Vättern Scarp landscape
2.7 km
Ansgar's Church
1.8 km
Jönköping Concert Hall
2.3 km
Slottsvillan
1.3 km
Kruthuset i Huskvarna
1 km
Rosenlunds bankar
2.2 km
Vätterstranden
3.8 km
Brunstorp
3 km
Bondberget
2.7 km
Hakarps säteri
2.6 km
Korskyrkan
4.4 km
Garpa skans
602 m
Huskvarna Public Library
559 m
Public beach Brunstorpsbadet
3.3 km
Huskvarnabergen
3 km
Old residence
5.1 km
Huskvarna Town Museum
1 km
Viktoriabyn, Huskvarna
787 m
Eken på Huskvarna kyrkogård
427 m
Gamla länsresidenset
5.1 km
Ekhagskyrkan
2.9 km
Smedbyn
1.2 kmReviews
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