Vihula manor
The first written record of Vihula manor in Lahemaa National Park dates back to 1501. At the time it belonged to the Danish baron Hans von Lode. The manor was damaged by fire during the Great Northern War, after which it was purchased by the Wekebros, who bequeathed it to their daughter's family, the von Helffreichs. In 1810 it was purchased in turn by Alexander von Schubert.
The manor you see today at Vihula was built during the era of the von Schuberts, between 1820 and 1880. It has since been fully restored and renovated, and now houses a fine restaurant and luxury spa hotel. It hosts concerts, conferences, weddings and other receptions.
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- Visitors are welcome to wander the grounds and admire the views of the manor
The first written record of Vihula manor in Lahemaa National Park dates back to 1501. At the time it belonged to the Danish baron Hans von Lode. The manor was damaged by fire during the Great Northern War, after which it was purchased by the Wekebros
Reviews
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Very pleasant lunch
We stopped here for lunch after a really gruelling morning. The lunch was a set menu but very pleasant. Alternatives were cheerfully produced for one woman with allergy problems. Drinks were...
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Very nice place
Very nice place to visit.this place living in nature and beauty like amazing . Best manor which one i chose.i recomend this place
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Nice place but very overpriced
We planned a nice girls-night-out stay there and we booked a spa package "Life is good" for all of us. Unfortunately we were isolated from the beautiful spa relaxing area and instead put in a...
