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Bjärsjölagård Castle
Bjärsjölagård, Sweden, Sweden
Bjärsjölagård Castle is a stately Rococo and Empire-style manor located in Sjöbo Municipality in Sweden's Skåne region, with roots tracing back to a 14th-century fortress built by Valdemar Atterdag and demolished in 1526.
The current main building dates to 1766, designed by architect Jean Eric Rehn, complemented by a north wing from 1777 and south wing from 1812, reflecting evolving Swedish architectural tastes amid fertile farmland.
Acquired by Peter Julius Coyet in 1720 and later serving Danish royalty as Beritzholm, it now operates as a conference center and event venue since 1958, surrounded by historic avenues and meadows perfect for walks and gatherings.
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Djupadalsvägen 9, 275 95 Sjöbo, Sweden
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