Stora Hästnäs

Description

Stora Hästnäs is a medieval manor house. The best preserved building is a stone-made warehouse dating back to the 14th century. Today the manor is privately owned.

Address
Stora Hästnäs 225, Visby, Sweden

Established
14th century

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