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Louhisaari Manor

Louhisaari Manor, located in Askainen near Turku, is an example of palace architecture that is rare in Finland. In the main castle, visitors can explore interiors from the 17th to 18th centuries and learn about the lives of the manors’ owner families, the Flemings and the Mannerheims. The estate also includes a kitchen garden built in the spirit of the 18th century, an orchard, and a large English-style park with gazebo.

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Tickets

Adults € 15
Reduced ticket € 10
Children 7-17 years € 7
Family € 35
(2 adults and up to 4 children)
Buy ticket (ulkoinen linkki)

Contact

Louhisaarentie 244
21240 ASKAINEN

Puh. +358 295 33 6971

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History

Louhisaari manor castle was built in the late medieval ages by the remarkable Fleming noble family. The present main building was completed in the 1650s and represents the rare palatial architecture in Finland. The grounds have an extensive English-style park, complete with paths.

Accessibility

Accessible entry to Louhisaari Manor is via the door located at the west end of the main building. Accessible access is available only on the first floor of the manor.

Architecture and interior design

With its unique, refined Baroque architecture, Louhisaari offers a rare, immersive experience in Finland. Explore the manor house’s interiors, which reflect its various historical periods.

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Garden and park

Experience a summer day and step back in time to the aristocratic lifestyle of the past in Pehr Kalm’s 18th-century kitchen garden, orchard, and expansive English-style park.