Gaujiena Manor

The manor complex features classical architectural elements with prominent columns adorning its main facade and extends across multiple interconnected structures.

Built in 1701, the estate transformed into a new castle structure in 1850 under Baron Julius von Wolf's direction and later became Gaujiena Secondary School in 1922.

The manor retains original interior elements including parquet flooring, decorative ceiling paintings in the chapel, and two lion statues flanking the main entrance.

The estate contains numerous auxiliary buildings including a coach house, gardener's house, greenhouse, ice cellar, and cider house within its grounds.

The Lauvasmute spring on the manor grounds provides visitors with access to natural water, adding a natural element to this architectural complex.

Location: Gaujiena

Inception: 18 century

GPS coordinates: 57.51417,26.39750

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:16