Löberöd Castle
55°46′22″N 13°28′57″E / 55.7728°N 13.4825°E / 55.7728; 13.4825Type Castle Site information Open to
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Castle ruins
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Löberöd Castle (Swedish: Löberöds slott) is an estate and manor house at Eslöv Municipality in Scania, Sweden.
History
The main building was built in 1798-1799 by Baron Hans Ramel (1724-1799). After Ramel's death his daughter, Countess Amalia Sparre (1753-1830), sold the estate to her daughter Christina Sparre af Söfdeborg and her husband Lieutenant General and diplomat Jacob De la Gardie (1768-1842). [1] [2] [3]
See also
References
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Castles, fortresses, and palaces in Scania
- Alnarp
- Bäckaskog
- Barsebäck
- Bellinga
- Bjärsjöholm
- Bjärsjölagård
- Björnstorp
- Bollerup
- Borgeby
- Börringe
- Bosjökloster
- Charlottenlund
- Christinehof
- Dybäck
- Ellinge
- Gärsnäs
- Glimmingehus
- Gyllebo
- Häckeberga
- Hanaskog
- Herrevad
- Hjularöd
- Högestad
- Hovdala
- Jordberga
- Kärnan
- Karsholm
- Kåseholm
- Kastberga
- Klågerup
- Knutstorp
- Krageholm
- Krapperup
- Kronovall
- Kulla Gunnarstorp
- Kåseholm
- Landskrona
- Löberöd
- Malmöhus
- Maltesholm
- Marsvinsholm
- Näsbyholm
- Örenäs
- Örtofta
- Örup
- Osbyholm
- Össjö
- Övedskloster
- Ovesholm
- Pålsjö
- Råbelöv
- Rönneholm
- Rosendal
- Rössjöholm
- Sinclairsholm
- Skabersjö
- Skarhult
- Smedstorp
- Snogeholm
- Sofiero
- Sövdeborg
- Svaneholm
- Svenstorp
- Tomarps Kungsgård
- Toppeladugård
- Torup
- Tosterup
- Trolle-Ljungby
- Trolleholm
- Trollenäs
- Tunbyholm
- Vannaröd
- Vegeholm
- Viderup
- Vittskövle
- Vrams Gunnarstorp
- Wanås
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