Nääs Slott is a well-preserved 18th-century castle on the banks of the Säve river in Lerum, just east of Göteborg. It gained historical significance in the 1870s as the birthplace of Sweden's sloyd (craft education) movement, hosting one of the country's first teacher-training programmes in woodwork. Today the estate is used for conferences, weddings and cultural events.
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Circus I love you presents I Love You Two - a spectacular circus performance featuring acrobats, live music, and daring stunts under a pink tent at Nääs Slott.
lecture13:30A guided tour of Nääs Castle exploring Sophie Elkan's life, literary work, and friendship with Selma Lagerlöf, led by researcher Marie Hjalmarsson Engelke.
lecture12:45A 19th-century fashion show with dressmaker Anette Sörgren, exploring how clothing reflected power and social change. Coffee or tea with Queen Victoria's favorite cake is included.
lecture13:30A guided tour of Nääs Castle exploring author Selma Lagerlöf's visits and creative life at the castle around 1900.
lecture12:00Guided tour of Nääs Slott showcasing its well-preserved 19th-century interior and the stories of the castle and its former owners.