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Palaces and fortifications
Defending the fortresses
The forts and fortifications once built to defend Sweden are no longer needed for that purpose. Now it is our turn to defend them and give them a more peaceful task. Today their enemies are heat, cold, moisture, air, pollution and vegetation.
National Property Board Sweden (SFV) takes care of Sweden's old defensive works and makes them accessible to the general public. These include Varberg Fortress, Oskar II's fort and Vaxholm citadel.
SFV also manages many other monuments and relics of national interest, such as the Vasa Monuments, Borgholms Castle ruins and the Roma monastery ruins.
Photo: Åke E:son Lindman
Bohus fortress at Kungälv was built in the early 14th century when Bohuslän county was still part of Norway. It has been a ruin since the end of the 18th century.
The National Property Board (SFV):
- Tradition is change
- From governor to property manager
- Art and culture
- Forests and rivers
- Government and residences
- Palaces and fortifications
- Sweden and the world
Contact
- Address: National Property Board Sweden, Box 2263, S-103 16 SWEDEN
- Visiting address: Järntorget 84, Stockholm
- Phone: +46 8 696 70 00
- Fax: +46 8 696 70 01
- E-mail: sfv@sfv.se
- Internet: www.sfv.se
