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Örebro Castle is situated on an island in the Svartån River. It was originally built, presumably in the mid-14th century, by King Magnus Eriksson as a fortified castle. Around 1600, during the reign of Duke Charles, and from 1604 onwards King Charles IX, it was remodeled into a Renaissance castle in the French style. By this time, it had largely lost its function as a defensive structure. The renovations carried out in the 20th century did not alter the exterior of the castle, but none of the interior rooms remain in their original condition. Since 1764, the Governor of Örebro County has resided in the castle's northwest tower.

Camping with a tent is permitted for one night! Use the fire pit; firewood is in the shed near the log splitter. Please leave the area clean!

Beautiful castle. The old kitchen is interesting.

More beautiful than the open-air museum in Gamla Linköping.

Wadköping is an open-air museum in the Swedish city of Örebro. It preserves the city's architectural heritage, the oldest of which dates back to the 15th or 16th century. The museum opened in 1965 to commemorate Örebro's 700th anniversary. It was named after the fictional city of Wadköping, based on Örebro, in the work of author Hjalmar Bergman. Even outside of shop opening hours, there's plenty to see, as many houses are open, so come on in!

This medieval castle stands on an island in the Svartån River. Its fortifications were extended during the reign of the House of Vasa. It hosts annual art exhibitions.

Sandy beach with a couple of picknick tables and campfire spots. There is a car park close by.

In Wadköping you can learn what the city of Örebro used to look like before the city center was modernized. The houses and farms here used to be in the city center. The open-air museum was established in 1965.