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https://www.visitsmaland.se/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Vastana-Slott-90599-scaled.jpeg25601440Västanå Castle was built in 1590 and has been operated as Sweden's first castle hotel since 1948. This is the only Brahe Castle in the county that is not in ruins today.