Dating from the late 1500s, the castle has been residence to several families from the military and the aristocracy, finally becoming the summer residence of Karl XV, King of Sweden, and later his daughter Louise, Queen of Denmark, during the second half of the 19th century. The middle floor of the Castle consists of various magnificent State Rooms which appear much as they did at the time of Karl XV. All rooms are located on the upper floor and are large with expansive views over the gardens. All rooms are classed as Price Category 1 accommodation.

Number of rooms available: 11 (10 double, 1 single)