Sinclairsholm Castle, Vinslöv, Sweden

Sinclairsholm estate was established in 1620 by Anders Sinclair. The current main building was built in 1788 after the previous one was damaged by fire. Today the estate hosts a restaurant, which is available for parties, weddings etc.

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Gunnar Steiner (2 years ago)
Nothing to see Everything is private area

Robin Östman (4 years ago)
Good asparagus for sale a few weeks in early summer

Ylva Thomander (4 years ago)
Nice and I could just fall in and buy asparagus plants.

Ulf Pihl (5 years ago)
Ancient and fantastic?

Micke Sandberg (5 years ago)
Nothing to see !! private area everywhere !! Not worth the trip !!! PS couldn't put 0 stars or less !!

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