Plevnagården was built in 1886 as the first military hospital in Sweden. At that time it hosted the regiment of Södermanland. When the regiment moved to Strängnäs in 1921 the Plevnagården became a school for schoolteachers and subsequently it became a rest home for them. Since 1980 the Plevnagården has been used as a hotel and conference centre. In the garden there are two old soldier cottages and an eighteenth century house that was owned and used by Greta Garbos aunt in Sparreholm as a boarding house. When Garbo herself visited Sweden she stayed in this house. Today this historical house is used for accommodation and conferences.