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Castle ruins, with shop and restrooms 🤙

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Worth it! Beautiful place, currently hosting an exciting exhibition about lost places!

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Rock formations up to 450 million years old are worth visiting, even if only to appreciate the fleeting nature of the moment we live in. These rocks date back to a time before the age of dinosaurs.

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"The world's most lovable rascal is turning 60! It could be so quiet and peaceful in Lönneberga if it weren't for Michel... For all of you who actually don't know who Michel is (or have forgotten): Michel is five years old and lives with his mom, dad, little sister Ida, maid Lina, and farmhand Alfred on the Katthult farm in Sweden. He gets up to more mischief than there are days in a year. Whether he's helping Lina with her toothache, inviting the elderly from the poorhouse to a Christmas feast, or making deals at the Backhorva auction: Michel has only the very best intentions - unfortunately, it still always turns into mischief. But somehow, you can never be mad at him, even after 60 years." (Source: Publisher's information on "Michel from Lönneberga")

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Långe Erik Lighthouse – Öland's North Cape Located on the main estate and northern peninsula of Öland, Långe Erik Lighthouse is a 32-meter-tall limestone lighthouse. There are 28 steps leading to the balcony, which is approximately 138 meters high.

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Långe Erik (German: "Long Erik") is a lighthouse on the island of Stora Grundet, located at the northern tip of the Swedish Baltic Sea island of Öland. At 32 meters high, it is smaller than its counterpart, Långe Jan, at the southern tip.

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The original castle developed into a fortified palace with several wings under John III in the Renaissance. In the 17th century, the architect Nicodemus Tessin the Elder, commissioned by Charles X Gustav, redesigned the palace into a significant Baroque complex. The previously isolated parts of the building were expanded into four large wings and placed under a shared, imposing roof, with the corner towers capped with dome-like domes. These extensions, however, were not fully completed; the east and south wings were roofed but not expanded. The defensive tower was demolished during the renovation work, and its outline is now embedded in the ground within the palace courtyard.

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Borgholm Castle originated from a 12th-century defensive tower and was continually expanded due to its strategic importance in the Swedish wars against the Danes.

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