Accommodation in castles and manors. For offer are places for celebrations, seminars, conferences with or without a possibility of night stay. Castles are often places to host exhibitions, holidays, carnivals, balls and other events.
Castles and Manors in Estonia
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BERKENES MUIZABerķene manor is one of the oldest small manors in Zemgale, it is located in a picturesque place near Tērvete. Guests at Berķene manor are offered a harmonious rest: accommodation in the renovated manor house or in a newly built residential house, as well as various opportunities for active leisure and rooms for larger parties and seminars. |
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The Birini CastleThe Bīriņi estate complex and the park was built in the 18th-19th century. The castle itself was built in 1860, and exemplifies a successful mixture of styles - the architecture is dominated by the Neo-gothic and semicircle style, while the interior features Neo-renaissance. Today the castle is a prestigeous venue for banquets and seminars. Apart the function rooms, there is a hotel and a restaurant and taverna which invite travelers to have a rest from the city' s hustle and enjoy the romantic surroundings of the castle. |
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Arendole manorThe Arendole Manor is located on the bank of the River Dubna and has a typical interior of the late 19th and early 20th century Latgalian manors. Offers group tours on the history of the manor, as well as lunch. Breakfast and dinner is available for those who stay overnight. Catering is available for events. The manor’s chef prepares dishes from local and seasonal produce. |
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KUKSU MUIZAAfter nearly five years of massive restoration, the Kukšu Estate opened its doors once again in 2006. Come and enjoy the unforgettable atmosphere of an estate. Time will stop, and you will feel the breath of the past centuries. Ornate carpeting, sparkling chandeliers, antique furnishings, paintings, wall paintings and ornate window decor will bring you into the unique world of the Kukšu Estate. Each room tells a story about the owners of the building and the tastes of the past centuries. You will feel the atmosphere of the estate in our comfortable guestrooms. We will make sure that you enjoy every comfort. Welcome to the Kukšu Estate! |
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THE BERGHOF MILK ESTATEThis restored historical estate has a luxurious hotel with 23 rooms and the Rose Saloon where dishes are offered from locally grown ingredients. Pamper yourself in the spa salon with milk baths and massages. There is a sauna with a fireplace hall, small pool, aromatic steam bath and sauna. Lovers of sauna rituals have access to a white countryside sauna and a black stone sauna. There are facilities for larger and smaller celebrations. There is an area for caravans, as well as tennis courts for athletes. Visit the Milk Museum to learn all about milk. You can try your hand at milking a cow and churning butter that you can taste after it is done. You can listen to a speaking little cow, Venta, who will talk about the origins of milk. Also resident on the state are deer, sheep and horses named Mia and Mara. The estate is surrounded by an apple orchard and park, with all trees labelled. Next door is the Garīki farm, where mushrooms are grown. It is also worth a visit. The estate is on the edge of the Southern Courlandian Highlands, offering beautiful views of the surrounding area. |
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Abgunstes muizaAbgunste Manor is an 18th-century Baroque-style building, located a 25-minute drive from Jelgava. Guests are invited to enjoy stories from the manor’s hosts and participate in guided tours. Visitors can participate in various creative workshops, indulge in authentic "edible celebrations," and stay overnight in uniquely designed guest rooms. The manor is a popular venue for full-service celebrations, offering spacious event halls, a picturesque manor park, catering, decorating, and event planning services. The manor’s owners, Asnāte and Jānis Avotnieki purchased the property in 2016 and, together with the "Creative Haven" association, are dedicated to its restoration and development. Members of "Lauku Ceļotājs" since 2025. |
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Bramberges muizaBramberģes muiža piedāvā apskates ekskursijas, vietu pasākumiem, ir pieejamas nojumes, telts vietas, piknika/ugunskura vieta. Nakšņošanai viesiem iekārtots ērts namiņš. Tajā ir guļamistaba, labiekārtota virtuve, vannasistaba un pie namiņa ir āra terase. Bērniem pieejams rotaļu laukums. Muižas teritorija tiek piedāvāta dažādām norisēm - fotosesijām, privātiem pasākumiem, piemēram dzimšanas dienu ballītēm lieliem un maziem, meistarklasēm, kāzu ceremonijām, kāzu pieturām. |
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SVENTES MUIZAA splendid guest house in the renovated Svente manor house. Each of the rooms is named and furnished after a particular month of the year. Rooms with shower or bath, hairdryer, shampoo, bathrobe. A restaurant, a summer cafe, a sauna, a Russian sauna, Jacuzzi, a small fitness room, billiards, laundry service, car parking. Next to the guest house is a museum of military vehicles - tanks from the 2nd World War and other.
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Liepas muizaAccommodation and seminar, event center, art resort "Lindenhoff-Liepasmuiža" is located in the territory of Liepa manor, established in 1672. The 15-hectare park houses historical and art objects, 7 ponds and other evidence of antiquity. The property has a seminar room, a banquet hall, an art gallery and an observation deck with an art balcony. It offers family-run apartments with a kitchenette and private entrance, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and private parking. Fireplaces, bicycle rental and a sauna are also available at an additional cost. There are various nature attractions in the surrounding area, and the area is popular for hiking and cycling. |
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The Dundaga CastleThis is one of the largest castles in Kurzeme, and it has survived to this very day without much damage. Construction on it began in the mid-13th century by the Rīga Dome. In 1434, the bishop of Kurzeme bought the Dundaga Estate, and from the 16th to the 20th century, it was owned by the noble Maidel and Osten-Zacken dynasties. The
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