Tunbyholm Castle

Description

Tunbyholm castle was built in between 1634-1640 and it may be the best example of so-called Renaissance style of Christian IV of Denmark. The main building has today two floors and two annexes. It is privately owned and not open to the public.

Address
Tunbyholm 152, Smedstorp, Sweden

Established
1634-1640

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