Slideshow of Brahehus Slott Ruins in Sweden
Even in Ruins, Brahehus is a Grand Castle
Count Per Brahe The Younger began building this castle for his wife around 1638. It over looks the Vatten River and the island of Visingso near Granna and Uppgranna
Published by Lori Leidig
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5 Comments
Post a CommentReally nice pics.
(LMAO @ Stevie)
Full article here: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5629992/brahehus_slott_is_one_of_swedens_mustsee.html?cat=16
Oh yeah, Count Per Brahe The Younger... like I know who Count Per Brahe The Elder was!
Full article submitted. Will post link when it goes live