Beļava Manor, Manor in Beļava Parish, Latvia
Beļava Manor is a rectangular stone building from the 18th century featuring symmetrically arranged windows and classical proportions across all facades. The structure displays typical Baltic manor design with straightforward yet refined architectural details.
The manor was constructed in 1701 and has shaped the cultural landscape of the Beļava region ever since. It represents the era when Latvian noble estates controlled agricultural production and local administration across rural territories.
The manor presents educational exhibits about the daily operations of historical Latvian estates and their role in regional development.
The access route follows the main road from Gulbene to the manor, with parking available near the grounds entrance. Visitors should prepare for uneven terrain and older buildings that have limited modern facilities.
The wooden floors from the 18th century have survived numerous renovations and historical changes and remain in their original state today. These hand-crafted patterns speak to the skilled workmanship of earlier generations.
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