Ållonö

Ållonö is a Baroque château in Norrköping Municipality built with symmetrical stone walls and classical proportions throughout its design. The building features tall windows and a mansard roof covering multiple floors, showcasing the characteristic architecture of its era.

The château was built during the 17th century under Gustaf Kurck's direction and received design input from Nicodemus Tessin the Elder, a leading Swedish architect of that era. This collaboration was part of a broader movement where prominent architects shaped multiple noble residences across Sweden.

The château shows how Swedish nobility adopted Baroque styles from continental Europe and made them their own through local building traditions. Walking around the grounds, you can see how French and Italian architectural ideas shaped what was considered a fashionable residence at that time.

The property sits on private grounds near Lake Bråviken and is not open for casual drop-in visits. Arrange your visit in advance by contacting the Norrköping Municipality tourism office to check availability and gain access.

The château displays architectural details that echo Tessin's other major works like Drottningholm Palace and Skokloster Castle, revealing how one architect shaped multiple royal and noble projects. These connections show the consistent design language used across different sites in that period.