
Krapperup is on the west coast of Skåne, which lies three kilometers north of Helsingborg and just south of Kullaberg and Mölle. The present castle was built in the mid-16th century and is surrounded by a beautiful park open to the public all year round. Since 1967 Krapperup has been run by a foundation with the task of supporting science and research.
The main building was built in the middle of the 16th century over the remains of the medieval castle.
The wonderful park dates back to at least the 17th century Baroque facilities.
Nowadays, the main farm's modern agriculture comprises 910 hectares and is run by the foundation.
North of the outer courtyard is Stallplan. Around this group are the buildings that nowadays house premises for outward activities.
Gyllenstiernska Krapperupsfoundation was founded in 1967
Av den siste fideikommissarien friherre Gustaf Gyllenstierna med uppgift att värna om borgen och dess samlingar, parken och den omgivande godsmiljön, som tillsammans en gång utgjorde Krapperups fideikommiss.