Volvo Photo Locations Part 59
2023 – Volvo XC40 Recharge at Nääs Slott on Nääs Allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1962 – Volvo Amazon at Nääs Slott on Nääs Allé in Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1987 – Volvo 760 GLE at Nääs Slott on Nääs Allé in Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2018 – Nääs Slott (Google Streetview)
1972 – Volvo 145 Taxi at Nääs Slott near Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1972 – Volvo 145 Taxis at Nääs Slott near Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1972 – Volvo 144 Taxis at Nääs Slott near Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1972 – Volvo 144 Taxis at Nääs Slott near Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2016 – Nääs Slott in Floda
2016 – Nääs Slott in Floda
Thanks to Per Richardson, who found this Volvo Photo Location!
1977 – Volvo 265 GL at Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1978 – Volvo 265 GL (USA) at Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1996 – Volvo 850 AWD at Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
1996 – Volvo 850 AWD at Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2009 – Volvo XC90 at Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2021 – Nääs Ridcenter on Nääs Alle in Floda (Google Streetview)
2023 – Volvo XC40 Recharge at Slöjd & Byggnadsvård/ Förvaltningen för kulturutveckling near Nääs Slott on Nääs Allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2023 – Volvo XC40 Recharge at Nääs Konsthantverk @naaskonsthantverk on Nääs Allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2023 – Volvo XC40 Recharge at Nääs bro near Nääs Slott on Nääs Allé in Floda near Lerum, Sweden 🇸🇪.
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design at Nääs bro on Nääs Alle in Floda
2012 – Volvo S80 at Nääs bro near Nääs Slott
2009 – Volvo V70 at Nääs bro near Nääs Slott in Floda
2009 – Volvo V70 at Nääs bro near Nääs Slott in Floda
2012 – Nääs Allé towards Nääs Slott in Floda (Google Streetview)
2012 – Volvo XC70 at Nääs Slott
2009 – Volvo V70 at Nääs Slott
2021 – Nääs bron Nääs Alle in Floda (Google Streetview)
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2012 – Volvo XC70 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2009 – Volvo XC90 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2009 – Volvo XC90 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2021 – Nääs Alle in Floda (Google Streetview)
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design at Entrance to Nääs Slott at Nääs mötet towards Nääs Alle in Floda
2021 – Entrance to Nääs Slott at Nääs mötet towards Nääs Alle in Floda (Google Streetview)
2009 – Volvo V70 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2009 – Volvo V70 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2009 – Volvo V70 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2009 – Volvo V70 on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2014 – Volvo XC60 R-Design on Nääs Alle in Floda
2021 – Nääs Alle in Floda (Google Streetview)
Nääs Slott is a 17th century mansion near Göteborg, Sweden. It’s situated at the lake Sävelången in Västergötland.
In the later half of the 19th century Nääs became world renowned through its Crafts College and for more than 50 years it was regarded as ‘Swedens window to the world’.
According to legends, Kristian II built a castle for hunting parties at Nääs. The first historical evidence on Nääs Estate however, derives from title deeds dated 3 October 1529. The first known owner, Joen Småswen, constructed a large manor on the promontory in Lake Savelången. At the end of the 16th century the estate was owned by the governor of west Sweden, Göran Eriksson Ulfsparre. It was subsequently owned by Ulfsparres family members and the noble families Lilliehöök, Natt och Dag, Cronsköld, Oxenstierna, Göthenstierna, von Utfall and Reenstierna.
In 1824 the estate was sold to Peter Wilhelm Berg, a wholesaler from Gothenburg. After his death the property was divided between his surviving children (only 3 out of his 10 children survived childhood). Bergs’ son Theodor and his daughter Nensy were allotted Nääs factories (Nääs fabriker). The youngest son, Gottfrid, received the rest of the estate, including the mansion. A memorial stone to the 7 dead brothers and sisters was raised in the Castle gardens at the northern side of the mansion.
In 1868 the mansion and associated land was sold to August Abrahamson, yet another wholesaler from Gothenburg. Abrahamson founded the famous Crafts College and donated the entire property to the State after his death in 1897, in order to secure continuity for the Nääs educational programme.
More information at sv.wikipedia.org and www.naas.se.
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