Museum
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Leufsta Castle
In the Swedish region of Uppsala, Leufsta Castle is located. Originally built in the early 17th century, it was later expanded and now serves as a museum.
History+
The origins of Leufsta Castle date back to 1615, when the estate was constructed. A significant expansion took place in 1702, at a time when the castle was owned by Baron Charles de Geer, who largely contributed to its current appearance.
Location+
Leufsta Castle is situated in Lövstabruk, a locality in the municipality of Tierp in the Uppsala district, Sweden. It stands at an elevation of approximately 14 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Leufsta Castle houses a museum that brings its history and that of its former inhabitants to life. Visitors can explore the premises.
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