Well, to be honest I have no idea if this place - yes it's called a castle, even if it's basically a large villa, namely Ljunglöfska Slottet (The palace of Ljunglöf). Situated slightly offside in one of the north-western suburbs of Stockholm, nowadays conference facilities and available for privatue functions, it was originally built around 1893 by the Swedish snuff-king Knut Ljunglöf -
is haunted. But nevertheless it gives me a very eerie feeling. Pretty, but completely spooky. Especially when desolate, in black-white and snow falling. However, I'm not sure colour makes it any more homely and inviting...
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That's awesome! Is there anything Stockholm doesn't have? How much money would it take for you to spend a night there alone? I would love to go through it! : )
Love from America.
I think we have pretty much all the essentials covered! Apart from perhaps tropical weather, palmtrees and some wild animals...
I should think the money for spending a night alone there would depend on the amount of possible hauntings going on, decent food, a good book, a key so I can lock the door to my room and a duvet to hide under. Since of course no ghost could get through a locked door or rip a duvet of the bed...:)
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