Bjärsjölagård Castle in Sjöbo, Skåne, hosts conferences for groups of up to 150 people, private dinners and full-weekend weddings, with 52 beds on the property. The estate offers eight named event rooms inside the castle, a 19th-century stable hall and a stone barn.
Seminars and company events
The castle presents itself as a meeting place for conferences, with rooms suited to small and large groups alike. Its conference page lists groups of up to 150 people and says the rooms are fitted with sound and lighting equipment. The kitchen cooks seasonal menus from local suppliers, so a working day can end with a sit-down dinner on site. Overnight stays are possible in the castle hotel, which makes a two-day seminar practical without moving the group.
The castle also runs dinner events for groups, including a murder-mystery dinner across the castle rooms and an evening of local legends with a meal, which can serve as team activities after a meeting.
Weddings and receptions
For weddings, the couple has the whole property to themselves from Friday to Sunday. A ceremony can take place in the herb garden, in one of the castle halls or in a nearby church. The castle helps with table setting, decoration, flowers and lighting, and works with a network of suppliers.
The wedding dinner can be laid in the castle itself or in one of two country-style spaces: the light 19th-century stable, with deep window niches and modern glass sections, or the stone barn with timber beams from floor to ceiling.
Rooms and capacities
The conference page names eight rooms: Beritzholm, Hedbergska salen, Styrelserummet (the boardroom), Blå salongen, Jaktsalen, Tegelsalen, Biblioteket and Loggian. The introduction speaks of five flexible rooms, so ask which ones are bookable for your date and layout. Capacity per room is not published; request it with your brief.
Accommodation
The castle holds 18 individually furnished hotel rooms in period style, each with its own shower and toilet. They sit on several floors and there is no lift. One ground-floor room is adapted for guests with reduced mobility. There is wireless internet but no television. A second building, the Slottsvillan, also takes guests, and the property counts 52 sleeping places in total, according to the wedding page. Breakfast is a buffet.
Catering
Food is prepared in the castle kitchen from scratch with local ingredients. Seasonal formats include afternoon tea, brunch, a goose dinner in autumn and a Christmas buffet from late November. For weddings the castle offers a full concept with a wedding menu and selected wines.
History and setting
The castle sits at Djupadalsvägen 9 in Sjöbo, in the Skåne countryside. The site describes it as carefully preserved and renovated. The hotel, restaurant and event rooms are run together, so one contact can cover a meeting, an overnight stay and a dinner.
Getting there
The address is Djupadalsvägen 9, 275 95 Sjöbo. The site gives no travel times, so check the route from Malmö, Lund or Ystad with the venue when planning a group transfer.
