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In the Count's time – the story of Trolle Ljungby - Swedish History Magazine

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Regional Museum in Kristianstad April 12 – November 2, 2025 Photo: Linus Lundmark/Regional Museum Skåne In the exhibition In the Count's Time - the story of Trolle Ljungby, visitors can step into an exclusive walk-in closet, gain an insight into hunting and leisure at Trolle Ljungby Castle, browse historical maps and family trees or view costumes worn by counts and countesses. Source
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In the Count's time – the story of Trolle Ljungby - Swedish History Magazine

Regional Museum in Kristianstad April 12 – November 2, 2025 Photo: Linus Lundmark/Regional Museum Skåne In the exhibition In the Count's Time - the story of Trolle Ljungby, visitors can step into an exclusive walk-in closet, gain an insight into hunting and leisure at Trolle Ljungby Castle, browse historical maps and family trees or view costumes worn by counts and countesses. Source

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