Hanaskog Castle
56°09′05″N 14°06′49″E / 56.151389°N 14.113611°E / 56.151389; 14.113611Type Castle Site information Open to
the public No Site history Built 1852-1854 (1854) Castles 
Castle ruins
the public
Hanaskog Castle (Swedish: Hanaskogs slott) is a manor house at Östra Göinge Municipality in Scania, Sweden.
History
In 1827, Hanaskog was sold to Count Carl Axel Wachtmeister (1795–1865), who owned the fideicommission Vanås. In 1852–1854, had the main building renovated and extended on two floors and turned the appearance into a manor house. Hanaskog ownership was transferred by 1891 to Baron Gerhard Louis De Geer (1854–1935), governor of Kristianstad County and son of countess Karolina Lovisa Wachtmeister (1826–1910) and Louis Gerhard De Geer af Finspång (1818–1896), Prime Minister of Sweden. [1] [2]
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Castles, fortresses, and palaces in Scania
- Alnarp
- Bäckaskog
- Barsebäck
- Bellinga
- Bjärsjöholm
- Bjärsjölagård
- Björnstorp
- Bollerup
- Borgeby
- Börringe
- Bosjökloster
- Charlottenlund
- Christinehof
- Dybäck
- Ellinge
- Gärsnäs
- Glimmingehus
- Gyllebo
- Häckeberga
- Hanaskog
- Herrevad
- Hjularöd
- Högestad
- Hovdala
- Jordberga
- Kärnan
- Karsholm
- Klågerup
- Knutstorp
- Krageholm
- Krapperup
- Kronovall
- Kulla Gunnarstorp
- Landskrona
- Löberöd
- Malmöhus
- Maltesholm
- Marsvinsholm
- Näsbyholm
- Örenäs
- Örtofta
- Örup
- Osbyholm
- Össjö
- Övedskloster
- Ovesholm
- Pålsjö
- Råbelöv
- Rönneholm
- Rosendal
- Rössjöholm
- Sinclairsholm
- Skabersjö
- Skarhult
- Smedstorp
- Snogeholm
- Sofiero
- Sövdeborg
- Svaneholm
- Svenstorp
- Tomarps Kungsgård
- Toppeladugård
- Torup
- Tosterup
- Trolle-Ljungby
- Trolleholm
- Trollenäs
- Tunbyholm
- Vannaröd
- Vegeholm
- Viderup
- Vittskövle
- Vrams Gunnarstorp
- Wanås
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