Gränsö Slott

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Gränsö Slott (Gränsö Castle) is a castle located near Västervik, Sweden. The site dates back to the medieval ages. The original castle consisted of a main hall made in wood, built in 1807 by Olof Johan Risselskiöld. The castle was extended many times during the 18th century. In 1992 the castle was subject to an extensive renovation, but in 1993, when the renovation was nearly finished, A devastating fire destroyed the whole building.

The castle was rebuilt in 1994, in only four months. Today the castle is a part of a privatly owned resort. Many different activites, including festivals and concerts, are held within the castle gardens.


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