Österbybruk Manor

Österbybruk Manor is a manor house in Östhammar comprising multiple buildings with baroque architectural elements, decorated rooms, and manicured gardens including an orangery. The complex displays the typical layout of a Swedish estate with organized grounds and complementary structures.

The Grill family completed construction of this manor in 1780 under architect Elias Kessler's design. The estate was built during an era when such grand properties served as centers of agricultural and social activity in the region.

The manor regularly hosts concerts, theater productions, and exhibitions that feature regional artists and performers. These cultural events shape how people experience the space and the buildings themselves.

Visitors can book guided tours, arrange accommodation, dine at on-site restaurants, and browse the gift shop. Public transportation from Stockholm Central Station provides convenient access to the property without personal vehicle requirements.

The manor contains mysterious cellar vaults called Gammelnådan that hold historical elements from the estate's past. These hidden spaces reveal older layers of history beneath the grand gardens and buildings above.

Location: Östhammar Municipality

Architects: Elias Kessler

GPS coordinates: 60.19360,17.89950

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:40