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Ellinge Castle
Around the year 1400, Ellinge Castle, a complex in the Swedish region of Skåne, was built on the foundations of an older castle. It is closely linked to Danish noble families.
History+
The origins of Ellinge Castle date back to the early 12th century when it was owned by Erland Galen. The estate frequently changed hands. Owners in the Middle Ages included members of the Thott and Sparre families. In the 16th century, the castle briefly passed to the Danish Crown before returning to the possession of the nobility, including Henry Krummedige and Eske Bille. After the childless death of Eske Bille in 1619 and the passing of his nephew Eske Laugesen Brock in 1625, the inheritance was passed on through his daughter. Later, other families such as the Barnekows, Walkendorffs, and Countess Margareta von Ascheberg followed.
Location+
Ellinge Castle is located southwest of Eslöv in the Eslöv district in the Skåne region, Sweden. It lies at an elevation of approximately 40 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Ellinge Castle serves as a venue for cultural events and as a conference center. It is accessible to visitors and actively utilized.
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