Gunnebo House
Gunnebo slott och trädgårdar
An 18th-century neoclassical country estate with a symmetrical French-style garden, kitchen garden and woodland, all remarkably well preserved.
Gunnebo House lies in Mölndal, south of Gothenburg. It was built in the 1780s by John Hall, a merchant with the East India Company, and architect Carlsund designed the house, its furnishings and the garden. The main house can be visited on a guided tour, while the gardens and nature reserve are open free of charge. The estate restaurant is known for its organic, homegrown ingredients. It takes about 30 minutes by tram or bus from the city centre, and there are market events on weekends.
Opening hours
Gardens open all day; main house tours about May–Sep
Nearby sights
- World of Volvo
- Liseberg
- Universeum
- Gothenburg Museum of Art
- Götaplatsen
- Kungsportsavenyn
- Röhsska Museum
- Garden Society of Gothenburg