Nolhaga Castle
Alingsås

Nolhaga Castle is essentially a manor house originally built by Jonas Alströmer. Inspired by the recently excavated Pompeii, it was Claes Adelsköld who, in 1880, gave Nolhaga Castle its characteristic appearance that we can still see today. Here you can experience the period-typical interior, enjoy a fika, and view exhibitions.

Opening Hours

Nolhaga Castle is open every day of the week.

May: 11 AM - 5 PM
June, July, August: 11 AM - 6 PM

At Nolhaga Castle, you can have coffee at Triumf Ice Cream Café and check out the exhibitions by the Culture House.

The Restoration of Nolhaga Castle

Today, Nolhaga Castle is owned and managed by the Municipality of Alingsås, which, through the project "Nolhaga - a park for everyone," is restoring the interior of Nolhaga Castle so you can experience the period-typical interior from Claes Adelsköld's time. Claes Adelsköld bought Nolhaga estate in 1877. The property was then in a very dilapidated state, and the manor house was in such poor condition that it had to be demolished. As the new owner, Claes Adelsköld restored the entire Nolhaga, and it was between 1879 - 1880 that the current castle was built. Nolhaga Castle was designed in an Italian neoclassical villa style by Adrian Peterson, an architect from Gothenburg.