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Steninge, Sigtuna, SwedenSummer 2026SummerCastles

Steninge Slott from the Garden

From the garden side, a gravel avenue between clipped trees draws the eye past the fountain to the façade of Steninge Slott, with visitors walking the last stretch toward the house.

From the story: Steninge and Rosersberg In series: Castles & Fortresses A gravel avenue in the baroque garden of Steninge Slott, lined with clipped conical trees, running past a fountain toward the ochre palace façade as a few visitors walk up the path.

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Steninge SlottSteninge PalaceSigtunaMärstaSwedenBaroque Architecture

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