Sjundby Manor House was built in 1560s by Swedish king Gustav Vasa's stall master Jakob Henriksson.
The Manor House resembles a large stone-built castle by River Sjundby.
The estate has been owned by many important noble families as well as royalty.
Princess Sigrid Vasa of Sweden and Queen Christina of Sweden were perhaps the two most famous owners of Sjundby.
Adlercreutz family has owned Sjundby since the 18th century and tours inside the castle are arranged during summer.

During the Soviet lease of Porkkala Naval Base Sjundby was also on the Soviet side of the border.
Sjundby was badly damaged during this time but fortunately restored.
Writings in Cyrillic script, telling about how Soviet soldiers should behave, can still be seen on the walls of Sjundby dairy house.
Sjundby is also listed as Nationally Significant Built Cultural Environment and protected by the Finnish Heritage Agency.
Sjundby Manor House was built in 1560s by Swedish king Gustav Vasa's stall master Jakob Henriksson. The Manor House resembles a large stone-built castle by River Sjundby. The estate has been owned by many important noble families as well as royalty. Princess Sigrid Vasa of Sweden and Queen Christina of Sweden were perhaps the two most famous owners of Sjundby. Adlercreutz family has owned Sjundby since the 18th century and tours inside the castle are arranged during summer.
During the Soviet lease of Porkkala Naval Base Sjundby was also on the Soviet side of the border. Sjundby was badly damaged during this time but fortunately restored. Writings in Cyrillic script, telling about how Soviet soldiers should behave, can still be seen on the walls of Sjundby dairy house. Sjundby is also listed as Nationally Significant Built Cultural Environment and protected by the Finnish Heritage Agency.
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