Manors

Lääne-Virumaal, Neeruti maastikukaitseala piiril asub Neeruti mõis – üks väljapaistvamaid juugendstiili näiteid Eestis. Esimesed teated Neeruti mõisast (saksa k Buxhöwden) pärinevad 1406. aastast. Tollase valdaja von Buxhöwdeni nimi on kinnistunud mõisa saksakeelse nimena.

Kõrvalhoonetest tähelepanuväärsemad on klassitsistlik ühekorruseline valitsejamaja, ait ja uusgooti stiilis teenijatemaja-pesuköök. Hoone on ebasümmeetriline. Seda kujundavad mansardkorrus, arvukad voluutjalt kumerduvad frontoonid ja muljetavaldav 30 m kõrgune vaaterõduga torn lõunatiival. Mõisas korraldatakse pargikontserte.

Palmse Manor is one of the grandest baroque mansions in Estonia. The mansion and open-air museum made up the first fully restored manor complex in the country. They are surrounded by the beautiful natural environment of Lahemaa National Park and provide an overview of Estonian manor life and architecture throughout the ages. The open-air museum boasts parks, gardens, and historical buildings. It also features exhibitions, workshops, a training centre, a wine cellar, a romantic café, and a tavern serving national dishes.

Did you know…?
– You can take part in different events at the manor that are designed for children, history enthusiasts, adventurers, and romantics
– The manor is a popular venue for exhibitions, plays, and concerts and the perfect location for training events, conferences, weddings, and receptions

The tour is an active adventure in and around the Hara submarine base, which is suitable for adventurous people of all ages.

The tour guide takes you on an exciting tour back to the Soviet times, during which you will hear interesting stories about the life of soldiers. It will also become clear why the Hara submarine base was so secret and has now become mysterious. And most importantly – you will learn what demagnetization means. You can also visit the photo exhibition ‘Mysterious Harbour’.

After the tour, you can enjoy a meal at the harbour restaurant or the Naga Pizza café. Be sure to check out local souvenirs, and if you wish to stay longer, we also offer accommodation and experience saunas.

The tour takes place in the open air!

The manor complex is located in Lahemaa National Park. The history of the manor dates back 500 years. These days, Sagadi has become the centre of tourism and natural and cultural education. The complex is extraordinary for its unity including lots of outbuildings with repaired roads, parkways, park and ponds. The complex was restored by the forestry system and today it is being managed by foresters, more precisely by RMK. In the Sagadi forest centre, you can visit the forest and manor museum, nature school, hotel and restaurant.

Tamsalu Lubjapargi moodustavad valdavalt varemetes tööstusrajatised, mahajäetud paemurrud, väljatöötatud alade puistangud ja looduslik mets nende vahel ning neid ühendavad looduse- ja pärandkultuuuri õpperajad.

Lubjapark on looduse- ja pärandkultuuri objekt, kus mahajäetud tööstusmaastikust on kujundatud vaatamisväärsus. Lubja põletamine lõpetati siin 1980. aastal.

Tutvuda saab mitut tüüpi lubjapõletusahjudega, sh hiiglaslike ringahjudega. Õpperada on varustatud infostendidega.

Täpsem info ja ekskursioonide tellimine Porkuni Paemuuseumist.

A modern neo- historical church. Altar painting “Come to me”.

Toolse Order Castle is one of the more recent medieval castles on the northern coast of Estonia. It is also a castle located closest to the sea. The initial fortified manor house was probably erected by the order in the 14th century with the purpose of protecting the port, trade location and routes. During the Livonian War, the castle passed on through many hands and finally ended up in the possession of the Swedish troops. It was entirely destroyed in the Great Northern War at the beginning of the 18th century.

Today inside the ruins: · Excursions are offered to provide insight into history · An exciting adventure path was created · A pirate ship · Treasure quests and games of skill are organised on advance notice

Vainupea Chapel was consecrated in the summer of 1893. However, the first written mention of the wooden beach chapel dates back to 1741. The construction of the present chapel was organised by Eduard von Dellingshausen, who was the squire of Aaspere and Sauste manors. The chapel was empty for years after the Second World War until Lääne-Viru Road Administration and Valentin Transtok launched restoration works in 1988. The restored chapel was re-consecrated in 1989. Today, the chapel is a popular venue for concerts and weddings.
Did you know that: – Estonian painter Richard Sagrits, who was born in Karepa near Vainupea, is buried in the nearby cemetery.

Neorenessanslik härrastemaja valmis aastail 1856-1859.

Mõisahoonet ümbritseb looduskaitsealune dendropark, mida on viimasel kümnendil oluliselt uuendatud ja täiendatud ca 500 puu- ja põõsasistikuga. Traditsiooniliselt korraldatakse igal suvel pargis teatripiknikku.

2023.a. suvel võeti mõisas üles seriaal “Elu võimalikkusest maal”, mille radadel saame seigelda ja võttepaiku avastada.

 

Wrangelshof lies amidst pastures, flower meadows, and native trees.

The Wrangelshof Distillery at Varangu Manor is a private place that offers an idyllic retreat for inspiring gatherings.

Originally built in 1909 as a distillery, the stately building has served as a distillery, a collective farm workshop, apartments, and a library. After renovations, we gather at Wrangelshof to remember the moments and memories that were left behind and create our own. This venue is designed for intimate, private, and inspiring events, including weddings, meetings, and seminars.

Wrangelshof — moments that matter!

The first written record of Vihula manor in Lahemaa National Park dates back to 1501. At the time it belonged to the Danish baron Hans von Lode. Later, the manor was damaged by a fire during the Great Northern War, after which it was purchased by the Wekebros who bequeathed it to their daughter’s family, the von Helffreichs. In 1810, it was purchased by Alexander von Schubert.
The manor you see today at Vihula was built during the era of the von Schuberts, between 1820 and 1880. It has since been fully restored and renovated, and now houses a fine restaurant and luxury spa hotel. It hosts concerts, conferences, weddings, and other events. Did you know that visitors are welcome to wander the grounds and admire the views of the manor at their leisure?

Võhmuta mõis (Wechmuth Manor) rajati 17. sajandi teisel poolel, mil ta oli Eesti üks stiilsemaid klassitsistlikke väikemõisaid. Tõnäoliselt 18. sajandi teisest poolest pärinev puidust ühekorruseline barokne peahoone ehitati 19. sajandi alguses ümber lameda plekk-katusega klassitsistlikuks hooneks.  

Peahoone vastu teisele poole auhoovi rajati klassitsistlik väravahoone – võiduvärav, mis on Eestis ainus omataoline. Väravat peetakse 1812. aasta Vene-Prantsuse sõja mälestusmärgiks.

Mõis on eraomanduses ja korrastamisel.