The house

Hildasholm - a house with history

Hildasholm was built in 1910 as a wedding gift from the doctor and author Axel Munthe to his wife Hilda. Inspired by English and Italian influences, the house became a place where art, culture and nature met.

There are well-preserved rooms filled with memories of family life, unique architectural details and a history that stretches from the turn of the century to the post-war period.

Explore history of the house, its architecture and discover the the different roomseach with their own story.

Construction & architecture

Designed by architect Torben Grut, Hildasholm is characterised by a National Romantic style inspired by the British Arts and Crafts movement.
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All rooms

Each room at Hildasholm tells its own story. Here you can discover preserved furniture, artworks and artefacts that reflect the life and times of the Munthe family.
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History

Built in 1910, Hildasholm has a rich history with exciting stories from the family's life and visiting cultural personalities.
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