Klooga manor

The Klooga manor complex features a two-story structure that combines architectural elements from both Baroque and High Classical periods of design.

The estate originated as a management property of the Roma cloister during the 13th century and later transferred to the noble families de la Gardie and von Stenbock.

The manor buildings represent the traditional Estonian architectural heritage, displaying the construction methods and social structures of past centuries.

Visitors can examine the remaining structures of the manor complex, which provide information about historical building techniques and agricultural practices.

The reconstruction of the main building in the 1820s transformed the original Baroque structure into a High Classical design, creating a distinct architectural fusion.

GPS coordinates: 59.31180,24.24200

Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:07