Krimulda Manor

Krimulda Manor is a three-story building set within a 53-hectare property in Sigulda that contains 17 historic structures and expansive parkland. The complex sits near the Gauja River surrounded by forests and remains an active facility in the region.

The von Lieven family built this manor in 1848 in neoclassical style near the medieval Krimulda Castle ruins. The estate has remained a significant property in the region and has been preserved through generations.

The manor reflects 19th-century architectural language through classical elements that show the aristocratic tastes of that era. The rooms and their furnishings convey a sense of life during that period.

The grounds are best explored on foot, as pathways wind through parks and between the historic structures. Plan time for a leisurely walk since there are several areas to visit across the property.

The property is known for producing local wine, creating an unusual blend of historic estate and modern winemaking. Visitors can experience tastings while enjoying the classical architecture and surrounding nature.