Stola is situated by lake veneer in the municipality of Lidköping " in a pleasent place or slight elevation surronded by meadows and fields, where stood small hillocks and groves of aspen and oak, part wild, part planted." (from Västgötaresa, a description by Linnaeus of his travels in the area, 1746).
The Ekeblad family owned Stola from the 1530's untill 1879. Several members of the family was noted commanders, royal councillors and country govenors. The building was unoccupied for a greater part of ofthe nineteenht century, but it has been renovated since and returned to it's eghteenth century splendours. Since the end of 1980's Stola has been owned by a foundation, and part of the groundfloor is used as private accomendation, but the majority of the building is open for visitors.
2011
June 28th - Aug 14th
tusdays, thursdays and sundagys at 4 pm
Also guided tours by appointment, april-september.
2011
Adult SEK 70
Child SEK 10
Stola is approx. 15 km from the centre of Lidköping in the direction of Läckö castle. Drive towards Läckö, approx. 4 km after the last roundabout, turn left towards Tolsjö and Strö. After going through Tolsjö, turn left again towards Strö. After a further approx 4km, turn right towards Stola.
Public transport
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