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Welcome to Nynäs manor & Nature reserve!
-discover an exciting piece of Swedish history, culture and nature
The Nynäs Estate and nature reserve is located on the swedish baltic coast, about 80 kms south of the capital Stockholm, right between the small hsitoric towns Trosa and Nyköping. This is in the province of Södermanland, a territory known for its large number of stately homes and manors. The estate also provides excellent hiking country, with several trails and small countryside roads. At the lakeside just behind the manorhouse is a charming Hostel -the former Estate Distillery! Se more facts below.
Since 1985 the Manorhouse is owned by the county council and the National art museum (Nationalmuseum). Nynäs Manor is considered one of the best preserved examples of a "Countryhouse" in this province, inhabited by influential members of the Swedish aristocracy from 1680 - 1984. One of the (in Sweden) rather famous owners was the Swedish minister of Finance 1856 - 1866, Baron Johan August Gripenstedt.
The interiors of the house reflects the ideals of Swedish interior decorating from the Baroque era, throughout the neoclassical period of the late 18 - early 19 centuries to the "eclecticism" (dominated by the neo-rococo style) during the later part of the 19 century. Due to continous restorations we are able to open up new parts of the house to the public from year to year.
The manorhouse is shown to th public by guided tours during the summerseason. See opening days below.
Facts for tour operators
Click here to find The Nynäs estate on a map!
Bikes, Canoes, Kayaks...
Explore Nynäs Nature reserve by bike, canoe or kayak. More information here.
Boat Charter
It is also possible to charter the specially
designed motoryacht "Lustbåten" to experience more of the wonderful Baltic archipelago.
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The manorhouse was originally built in the late 17th century. However, the present exterior of the house dates back to the 1860s.
The Orangery was designed 1905 by one of Sweden's most famous architects around 1900, Isak Gustav Clason. Today it houses the Café - Restaurant and a Garden-shop.
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Public guided tours will be arranged at he manorhouse the following days 2010:
May 8 - June 20: sat. - sun. 12 - 16
June 26 - Aug 15: daily 12 - 16
Aug 21 - Okt 3: sat. - sun. 12 - 16
entrance: adults SKR 50:-.
children/youths under age 20: free entrance.
Tickets to the tours are sold at the Visitors Information Centre at the north end of the old stables. Open 11.00 - 17.00.
The Manorhouse Tours start at:
12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 15.00 & 16.00.
The tours are normally in swedish language, but just ask the guides and they will be happy to provide you with information in english as well.
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The Orangery in the park was completed in 1907. It now serves as a café and a gardening shop. |
Accomodation at Nynäs
please call +46 (0)155 26 15 58 or send an e-mail to: branneriet@nynasslott.se
for reservations or further information.
The Youth Hostel at "Bränneriet"
The former distillery of the manor, originally built in 1801, has recently (2007) been thoroughly restored and now serves as the Nynäs Youth Hostel.
The house has eight individually decorated guestrooms (four with two beds and four with four beds), all kept in style with the house's history. There is a large, well equipped kitchen and next to it a quiet large dining- or assebly room. There is central heating in each room and several showers and WC:s are avilable to the guests. You may bring your own bedsheets.
The Youth Hostel at Bränneriet offers accomodation all year round.
Number of beds: 24
Price/bed and night: 250 SKR
Bedsheet rental: 50 SKR extra/bed
reservations: branneriet@nynasslott.se
Phone: +46 155 26 15 58
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The former Distillery from 1801 is beatyfully located on the shore of Lake Rundbo, right behind the manorhose.
One of the two-bed guestrooms. |
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"Lillstugan" (The Tinyhouse)
This lovely former labourers lodging concists of two rather large rooms and a tiny kitchen in the middle. One of the rooms has four beds, the other has three. Ther are also two old sofas that may be used as extra beds (one of which is rather short and suitable for a child). Standard is very simple, with cold water tap on the outside and a dry privy of the traditional swedish sort behind the house. However, it is possible to use the showers and WC.s at the nearby Youth Hostel (Bränneriet). The cottage's kitchen is equipped with fridge, electrical stove/small oven and microwave oven.
If possible, bring your own sheets.
Price/cottage (6 beds) and night: 500 SKR
Reservations: branneriet@nynasslott.se
Phone: +46 (0)155-26 15 58 |
"Lillstugan" was one of several labourers lodgings originally built in the 1800.s. Normally, each house was occupied by two families | |
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