Vecgulbene Manor

The manor complex includes two principal structures: a white castle in Neorenaissance style and a red castle in Neo-Gothic architectural design.

Built in 1763 as a Roman villa, the manor underwent major expansion in 1859 when Heinrich von Wolff added side buildings and towers to the estate.

The manor features Renaissance villa architecture elements, including wide stairs leading to a garden terrace and decorative sculptures adorning the facade.

The renovated property functions as a hotel with 14 rooms, a restaurant seating 35 guests, and conference facilities accommodating up to 300 people.

A fire in 1904 destroyed the interior and high tower, while World War II brought additional damage to this national architectural monument.

Location: Gulbene

Inception: 19 century

Address: Brīvības iela 13; Brīvības iela 12; Brīvības iela 18; Brīvības iela 22; Pils iela 5; Brīvības iela 16; Brīvības iela 20; Brīvības iela 9; Parka iela 10; Parka iela 31; Pils iela 2; Pils iela 3; Brīvības iela 2; Brīvības iela 5

GPS coordinates: 57.16150,26.76117

Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:35