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El Castillo de Örbyhus (en sueco: Örbyhus slott) es un castillo en el municipio de Tierp, Suecia. Se encuentra a unos 12 kilómetros al este de la ruta europea E4, aproximadamente a mitad de camino entre Uppsala y Gävle.
El Castillo de Örbyhus (en sueco: Örbyhus slott) es un castillo en el municipio de Tierp, Suecia. Se encuentra a unos 12 kilómetros al este de la ruta europea E4, aproximadamente a mitad de camino entre Uppsala y Gävle.
Örbyhus Castle (Swedish: Örbyhus slott) is a castle in Tierp Municipality, Sweden. It lies some 12 kilometres east of European route E4, approximately halfway between Uppsala and Gävle . Known since the 14th century, the estate was turned into a castle during the 15th century by Johan Kristensson Vasa, grandfather of Swedish king Gustav Vasa.
- Johan Kristensson Vasa
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- Yes, guided tours
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El castillo de Örbyhus (sueco: Örbyhus slott) es un castillo en el municipio de Tierp, Suecia. Se encuentra a unos 12 kilómetros al este de la ruta europea E4, aproximadamente a mitad de camino entre Uppsala y Gävle.
Castillo de Örbyhus: Vista desde el castillo de Örbyhus Nombre local Örbyhus slott: Fin de construcción 1641 Dueño original Gustav Baner Proteccion Byggnadsminne: Sitio web: www.orbyhusslott.se/eng: Información del contacto : 60 ° 12 ′ 00 ″ norte, 17 ° 42 ′ 33 ″ este: País: Suecia: Provincias históricas de Suecia Uppland ...
Örbyhus Castle is beautifully located by Lake Vendelsjön in Norduppland, 50 km north of Uppsala, in an area which has been the scene of Swedish history on several occasions. The castle was the focus of national history in 1577 when the deposed king and Gustav Vasa’s eldest son, Erik XIV, consumed the fateful poisoned pea soup which led to his death on the 26th of February 1577.
The most beautiful monument of Örbyhus Castle’s history is the tower, which dates back as far as the 1450’s. At this time Örbyhus was owned by Johan Kristersson Vase, grandfather of king Gustav Vasa. Johan Kristersson Vase had the tower built as a defence structure on the almost impassable marshland by lake Vendelsjön.
