Ebba Brahes lusthus — Local services in Skinnskattebergs kommun

You can visit the pavilion by car on your own, as the location is well marked with signs. Several stages of the Bruksleden hiking trail pass by Ebba Brahe's pavilion.

The pavilion on an islet in the pond at the Bockhammar estate was built by order of Ebba Brahe in the 17th century and is probably the oldest preserved pavilion in Sweden.

Ebba Brahe was a Swedish countess and lady-in-waiting from one of Sweden's most powerful noble families, the Brahes. She was also a prominent landowner who managed several estates, including Bockhammar, where she developed iron production and improved the quality of the iron.

In addition to her interests in iron production, Ebba Brahe had a passion for gardens and animals. She cultivated flowers and herbs and kept exotic animals. The pavilion serves as a symbol of her love for...

A geocaching event there today. A beautiful place to...

Kul att ha varit där. Lusthuset var nog väldigt fint förr i världen, men man kan fortfarande tänka sig hur det har sett ut. Tyvärr finns det folk som måste kladda på...