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領主館複合施設はラヘマー国立公園にあります。領主館の歴史は500年以上前まで遡ります。今日、サガディは自然、文化、観光の有名な中心地となっています。 この複合施設は、その保存された完全性により珍しいものです。修復された小道、並木道、池、公園を備えた多数の付属建物があります。この複合施設は、領主館を管理する国立森林局の委託により改修されました。 サガディには、森林・領主館博物館、自然学校、ホテル、レストランがあります。

この地域にはこのようなカントリーハウスがいくつかあります。かつてはバルト系ドイツ人のものでした。今は主にホテルになっています。

Great manor house in Lahemaa National Park, definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful manor house in Lahemaa National Park

Manor house from the 18th century. There is a very beautiful park and a labyrinth here.

The manor house has a 500-year history. Today, it houses a hotel, restaurant, and theater.

In the manor house you can see many different rooms that have been authentically decorated. The wine cellar is also interesting

From the 13th century to 1510, the area of the former estate was owned by the St. Michael's Convent in Tallinn. After that it changed hands several times and in 1522 it came into the hands of the von Metztacken family. In 1677 the estate came to the German-Baltic von der Pahlen family through marriage. At the end of the 17th century, the construction of a representative mansion began, which received its present form in the 19th century. A park was laid out around the manor house, which was initially designed according to the French model. The park was later enlarged to 18 hectares and given the character of an English landscape park. The estate was expropriated after the end of the First World War and after the establishment of the independent state of Estonia in the course of the dissolution of the estates in 1919. Until the Second World War, the manor housed a convalescent home of the Estonian Schutzbund Kaitseliit. During the period of the first independence and later after the incorporation as the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic into the Soviet Union, the former manor buildings and lands were used for different purposes, whereby the preservation of the building structure played only a minor role or not at all (Wikipedia).