Klooga manor, Manor estate in Keila parish, Estonia
Klooga manor is an estate in Keila with buildings from different periods of construction. The main structures blend Baroque features with Classical elements, showing how architectural styles developed over time.
The property began in the 13th century as an administrative center of a cloister and later passed to noble families. The main buildings were rebuilt in the 1820s when they received their current architectural style.
The buildings show how noble families lived and worked, with spaces designed for both family life and managing the estate. You can still see how residential and working areas were arranged close together.
The site is best visited during daylight to examine the buildings and understand their layout. Wear comfortable shoes as the grounds are uneven and there are several structures to explore.
The transformation from a plain Baroque structure to one decorated with Classical elements happened relatively fast in the 1820s. This change shows how new styles were layered over old structures rather than completely replacing them.
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