Talin kartano, Protected manor in Tali, Finland
Talin kartano is a manor near Helsinki built with white wooden walls, steep rooflines, and large windows for natural light. The interior spaces retain original architectural elements including decorated wood paneling and period details from the 18th century.
The building was constructed in 1770 when Finland was under Russian rule and served as a home for notable families of that era. This long history makes it an important example of architecture from that period.
The manor reflects how Finnish families lived in earlier centuries through its preserved rooms and the thoughtful way spaces were arranged for daily life. Visitors can observe personal details that show what mattered to people in their homes.
The manor sits about 8 kilometers (5 miles) from central Helsinki and is available for events and gatherings. Indoor spaces can accommodate up to 100 people, making it practical for various types of occasions.
The manor maintains protective designations that cover both its interior spaces and the surrounding landscape area around the building. This makes it unusual because legal protection extends beyond just the structure itself to the land and environment around it.
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