Pädaste manor, Manor estate in Muhu Island, Estonia.
Pädaste manor is a stone manor complex on Muhu Island comprising 24 rooms distributed across two floors with expansive views over the Baltic Sea and surrounding lands. The property consists of interconnected buildings that form a cohesive residential and hospitality ensemble.
The manor was founded in 1566 when Danish King Fredrik II granted the estate to the Knorr family, with ancient walls from that era still visible throughout the site. The original stone construction has endured and been maintained across multiple centuries.
The Alexander restaurant within the manor complex showcases Nordic Islands cooking, drawing on ingredients sourced from local producers and harvested from the estate's own gardens. Each season brings different offerings to the table based on what grows in the area.
Visitors can reach the manor through commercial flights to either Tallinn or Kuressaare airports, followed by car rental and ferry transport to Muhu Island. The journey combines road travel and water crossing, making advance planning for transportation essential.
The property includes a private heliport and offers traditional Estonian spa treatments including specialized Muhu hay baths and peppermint energy scrubs. This combination of historic setting with contemporary wellness services represents a distinct approach rarely found on the island.
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