13/09/2026
The Bosjökloster Oak, located on the grounds of Bosjökloster Castle in Skåne, Sweden, is famously referred to as a "thousand-year-old oak," though experts estimate its actual age to be around 600 to 800 years old.
💥 Quick Facts:
🌳Size: It is the largest tree in the Skåne region, boasting a massive trunk circumference of nearly 10 meters (approx. 32 feet).
Location: You can find it in the historical English-style park at Bosjökloster Castle, beautifully situated by Lake Ringsjön in Höör.
Status: While it is one of Sweden's most impressive ancient trees, the only scientifically proven 1,000-year-old oak in Sweden is actually the Kvilleken (Rumskulla oak) located in Småland.