Smedstorp Castle

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Smedstorp Castle was owned by noble family Bing between 1313-1589. Later it has been a residence of families Quitzow, Bülow and Kruus. The present main building was originally the great hall of the castle built in the 16th century. Today there is no more remains of the original castle. Smedstorp is not open to the public.

Medieval castles in SwedenCastles in ScaniaCastles and fortifications in SwedenAll sites in SmedstorpEarly Vasa Era

Address
3336, Smedstorp, Sweden

Established
16th century

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