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Lambohov is a palace and manor in Slaka parish, municipality of Linköping in Östergötland, Sweden. It is located ½ mile south of Linköping city center, just outside the town of Lambohov, which named after the manor, and is now owned by the municipality.
Owners
- Libert Rosenstierna 1679-1732
- Olof Rosenstjerna 1729-1746 (brother of Libert)
- Fredrick Carl Sinclair 1749-1776, husband of Sofia Johanna Reuter af Skälboö (widow of Olof Rosenstierna)
- Fredrik Cederbaum (inherited 1921)
- Pehr-Fredrik Cederbaum, son of Fredrik Cederbaum
- Linköping kommune (purchased 1966)
History
The manor house was formerly built in the Caroline-manor style. It was rebuilt 1762-1766 as a summer palace in the Rococo style by Count Sinclair, He was was a companion to Crown Prince Gustav, later King Gustav III, and was highly valued by Queen Lovisa Ulrika. The palace was built as a place where he could receive royalty. The new buildings were designed by architect Jean Eric Rehn. Crown Prince Gustaf visited the palace in 1766, and King Adolf Frederik visited the following year when he inspected Sinclair's regiment.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Lambohovs säteri
- Wikitrans: Lambohovs hovedgård