Audio Guide of Teleborg Park and Teleborg Castle

Teleborg Park is a public space and is generally open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, with no advance booking required. Teleborg Castle, as it primarily functions as a conference and events venue, is not usually open to the public for independent visits. However, they sometimes organize guided tours or special events. We recommend checking their website directly for availability: Teleborg Castle.

Access to Teleborg Park is completely free, allowing you to enjoy its beautiful gardens and paths at no cost. As for Teleborg Castle, admission for events or special guided tours may involve a fee. If you are interested in a specific activity inside the castle, check their official website for prices: Teleborg Castle.

To explore Teleborg Park at a relaxed pace and enjoy a pleasant walk around the grounds, we recommend allowing at least 1 to 2 hours. If you manage to join a visit or attend an event at Teleborg Castle, the length of that specific activity will vary, but in general you could add another hour or more to your total visit. It is an ideal place for an unhurried stroll.

Teleborg Castle was built between 1897 and 1900 by Count Fredrik Bonde af Björnö for his wife, Anna Koskull. Its romantic and neo-medieval style makes it an architectural gem. Although it does not have a long military or royal history, its beauty and its current use as an events venue and hotel make it an iconic and picturesque place in Växjö. It is a testament to the romantic spirit of the late 19th century.

Teleborg Park is beautiful in any season, but late spring (May-June) and summer (July-August) are ideal thanks to blooming plants and pleasant weather. Autumn, with its golden-brown colors, also offers spectacular scenery. Early morning or sunset provides perfect light for photography and a quieter atmosphere.

Teleborg Park has fairly flat and wide paths, making many areas accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. As for Teleborg Castle, being a historic building, it may have some limitations, but ramps or elevators are usually available to access the main areas during events. It is always a good idea to contact them directly for specific needs: Phone +46(0)470-34 89 80.

Yes, Växjö offers several interesting attractions. You can visit the city center with its impressive Växjö Cathedral, take a walk to Kronoberg Castle Ruins, also on the shores of Lake Helgasjön, or explore the Swedish Glass Museum. Linnaeus University is also very close to Teleborg Park and may be interesting to see. For more ideas, we recommend visiting Växjö’s tourism website: Växjö Municipality.

Of course! Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the park. If the weather is good, consider having a picnic on the grass. Although the castle is not always open, its exterior is beautiful for photos; look for the best angles from the park. If you have time, also explore the paths along Lake Helgasjön, which are part of the area’s scenic charm. And do not forget your camera—it is a very photogenic place!