Kokmuiža mõis

The Kokmuiža Manor building features classical European architectural elements with detailed structural components characteristic of the late Baroque period.

Constructed before 1760, the estate gained recognition as the birthplace of botanist Nicolai Anders von Hartwiss in 1793, who later managed the Imperial Nikitsky Botanical Garden.

The manor houses a primary school while maintaining its status as a heritage site, representing the architectural and social legacy of Baltic German nobility.

Visitors can explore five tree-lined alleys within the park grounds, which include native species and connect different sections of the restored garden landscape.

The park contains Latvia's first spherical sundial, installed during the 2012 restoration project alongside new ornamental plant arrangements and garden features.

GPS coordinates: 57.52283,25.33336

Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:49