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Frederiksborg Castle (Danish:
Frederiksborg Slot) is a
palatial complex in Hillerød, Denmark. It was
built as a
royal residence for King
Christian IV of...
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built in 1869 at
Stockholm in Sweden.
Sailing under her
original name of
Fredriksborg on the
route through the
Stockholm archipelago from
Stockholm to Vaxholm...
- in 1775 and one of Scandinavia's
first synagogues was set up in Fort
Fredriksborg in 1780,
making the
village a
notable site to the
history of the Jews...
- (Boden) Kusthöjden, (Härnösand)
Vaxholms fästning, (Vaxholm) Oskar-
Fredriksborg, (Vaxholm)
Skansen Lejonet, (Gothenburg) Älvsborgs fästning, (Göteborg)...
- Sweden.
Until 2015 it was
known as Oskar-
Fredriksborg, a name it took from the
nearby Oskar-
Fredriksborg Fortress [sv]. In 2020, the
urban area had...
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issued in the new company, and a new
propeller powered steamboat, the
Fredriksborg, was built. In 1881, the
Waxholm joined the fleet,
establishing the design...
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There are two
localities on the island, Rindö (formerly
known as Oskar-
Fredriksborg) and Rindöby [sv]. The
island is
connected to
Vaxholm town by the Vaxholmsleden...
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Fortress was
already erected in 1548. In the 1730s,
Fredriksborg Fortress [sv] and Oskar-
Fredriksborg [sv] were
completed in 1877. From 1914, the Vaxholm...
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Coronets of rank
according to
regulations of 1693 for
painting arms to be
hanging in the knights'
chapel at
Fredriksborg....
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service in
January 1795. By 1797
there were also
lines from
Stockholm to
Fredriksborg, and
Grisslehamn via Signilsskär to Eckerö in Åland. A
short line near...
