Örtofta Castle, Eslöv, Sweden

Örtofta manor was first mentioned in 1346 and it has been owned by several noble families. The original brick castle was built in the late 1400s and parts of it still remains. In 1857-1861 Henry Dücker enlarged and reconstructed Örtofta to the present appearance. Today the castle hosts a hotel and provides conference and wedding services.

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Andreea Galetschi (3 years ago)
Very very very privat

Joanna Vandenbring (4 years ago)
Great place to go for a walk and/or a picnic!

Sam M. (4 years ago)
I loved it

O Vradii (5 years ago)
Good visually pleasure round walking .

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