Sweden · Still standing
Borgeby Castle
Borgeby Castle is a historic manor and fortified complex beside the Kävlingeån in Lomma Municipality, Scania, southern Sweden. The surviving ensemble combines a 15th‑century tower and a mid‑17th‑century main house with a 16th‑century gatehouse, set on a fieldstone plinth and surrounded by parkland.
Its prime
1660
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1660
What Borgeby Castle looked like in its prime.
Compact complex of brick and plastered buildings on a raised fieldstone foundation beside the Kävlingeån; a taller red‑brick gatehouse with a whitewashed arched entrance and stepped gable abuts a lower plastered wing with small rectangular windows, both capped by steep orange clay tile roofs. The brickwork shows blind arcading beneath the gable, window openings are modest and regularly spaced, and the site is approached across a grassy forecourt with mature trees and river to one side.
Its story
The story of Borgeby Castle.
Borgeby Castle lies in Lomma Municipality in Scania, southern Sweden, beside the Kävlingeån, the largest river in the province. The surviving ensemble spans three centuries of building — a fifteenth-century tower, a sixteenth-century gatehouse and a mid-seventeenth-century main house — set on a fieldstone plinth and surrounded by parkland.
In 1886 the manor was acquired at auction by Lars Pehrsson. Lomma municipality became the owner in 2007, and in 2012 the castle was sold to Borgeby slott AB.
Step inside
6 places to explore in 1660.
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