Salsta slott
A night in the baroque castle pavilion
Salsta Castle carries a fascinating history dating back to the 17th century. Throughout the centuries, some of the castle’s rooms have been adapted while others preserved, making each room a living time capsule. From the neat halls of the 17th century to the elegance of the 19th century, every corner of the castle breathes history and charm.
Staying at Salsta Castle is a dreamlike experience. Spend the night in the eastern castle pavilion where you can relax on two floors with space for four people. Let yourself be enveloped in freshly ironed sheets and wake up to a view of the castle’s majestic surroundings. In the cozy kitchen, you’ll find everything you need for a relaxed weekend breakfast before embarking on the day’s adventures.
For history lovers, a guided tour is a must. Dive into the stories of the people who once walked through the castle’s corridors and be enchanted by everything from betrayals to ghost stories.
Wiks Castle
Experience the echoes of history at the shore of Lake Ekoln
With origins dating back over 800 years, the Wik area and Wik Castle have been a magnet for travelers from near and far. The oldest settlements on the site can be traced back to the 13th century, making this a destination with a deep and rich history.
Wik Castle is one of Sweden’s best-preserved medieval castles and offers a fascinating insight into Sweden’s past. The area around the castle is equally impressive with its bathing beach, apple orchard, log cabin village, and many hiking trails. Here, you can follow in the footsteps of history while enjoying the beauty of nature.
The architecture of Wik Castle is a journey through the centuries, with influences from both the 17th and 19th centuries. Remnants of a baroque garden and an English park are all treasures that must be preserved for future generations to discover and enjoy.
Krusenberg Herrgård
Stroll through Krusenberg's apple orchards.
To find oneself in a place with a rich historical background is a magical experience, and Krusenberg Manor carries this magic with pride. The beautifully yellow-painted manor house, completed in 1802, stands on the site of a limestone castle from the 1640s.
Experience the beautiful garden filled with flourishing apple trees or enjoy the tranquility of the relaxing wood-fired sauna by the shore. For the adventurous, there is also the opportunity to venture out onto Lake Mälaren in a canoe or participate in an intense game of paddle tennis. Looking for a romantic weekend with your loved one? Look no further!
Gimo Herrgård
Luxurious relaxation in the forests of northern Uppland.
A gem nestled in the beautiful forests of northern Uppland with the glittering Lake Gimo and vast meadows as neighbors. At Gimo Manor, you are greeted by Sweden’s first Gustavian manor, whose atmosphere welcomes you to a world of luxury and relaxation.
Gimo Manor is not just a place to stay; it’s an experience for all the senses. From adventurous obstacle courses at fourteen meters high to breathtaking rides on the zip line, there are activities here that will get your pulse racing and your heart beating faster. After a day filled with excitement and adventure, tranquility awaits on the other side of the lake. The Lakeside Cottage SPA facility offers an oasis of relaxation and well-being, with outdoor jacuzzis, sauna, hot tub, and the opportunity for a refreshing swim in the lake year-round.
For the connoisseurs, an evening in the wine cellar’s tasting room is recommended, where the manor’s sommelier takes you on a journey through fine wines. Gimo Manor boasts a rich history and outstanding architecture, with magnificent interiors and precious artworks that transport you back to a bygone era.
Noors Castle
Wooden castle from the Baroque period
Noors Castle is a wooden castle from 1697 with a beautiful castle park located between Uppsala and Arlanda, between the lakes Valloxen and Säbysjön. Noor is a very small castle, to be precise, Sweden’s smallest baroque castle, but still nonetheless a castle. It is a so-called pleasure palace created after the great examples of the continent but adapted to Swedish conditions and on a smaller scale. The castle’s interesting history stretches far back in time, and the estate is mentioned for the first time in medieval sources already in the 14th century. Visitors to Noors Castle should not miss the preserved fruit garden from the 17th century. The garden includes its own local apple variety called Noors Glass Apple. Sensitive lichens and herbs grow here, and many different bird species nest in the lakeside areas. Perfect for a relaxing and cozy weekend near the city but with the forest, meadows, and lakes around the corner.