Skottorp Castle

Laholm, Sweden

Skottorp Castle was completed around the 1670 by Frans Joel Örnestedt according the design of Nicodemus Tessin the Elder. King Charles XI of Sweden married Ulrika Eleonora there in 1680. The current appearance dates from thre restoration made in 1816-1828. Today Skottorp is a hotel and popular venue for weddings and conferences.

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Founded: 1670
Category: Castles and fortifications in Sweden
Historical period: Swedish Empire (Sweden)

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Thomas Gal (6 years ago)
Amazing gelato. Amazing environment.
Helena Spens Sellick (6 years ago)
Amazing cheese shop and chocolatiet. Stunning castle
Jarmo Harju (7 years ago)
Very nice
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