Keila-Joa Manor
Keila-Joa Manor
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Jonna A
Helsinki, Finland136 contributions
Jun 2018
Do visit to even stay over night! Few suites, chic restaurant and a beautiful waterfal and nature park just beside. Awesome choice for parties like weddings.
Written 26 June 2018
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taimit8
Keila, Estonia5 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
This manor has a spectacular architecture. There is also an exhibition about the history of the nearby area.
Written 2 October 2018
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Ingo L
Keila, Estonia82 contributions
Feb 2017
For long it was abandoned. But in a few years it was renovated ( some work is still in progress ) And looking better than ever. Located on the beatiful bank of river keila. And next to keila-joa fall. You have great architecture and nature together. Go for a walk aorund the park!
Written 14 February 2017
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Lymant
Bennewitz, Germany102 contributions
May 2016 • Couples
After decades of neglect the manor house with a specatcular view on Keila Fall stands again in its neo gothic splendor. It houses a very good restaurant and a smal museum that at the time of our visit show flower art of a dutch artist.
Written 7 May 2016
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Matti the Nomad
Finland40 contributions
Oct 2019
Well restored castle with excellent taste. I'd warmly recommend this castle and museum whenever they have chamber concerts here. Also worth staying overnight and especially having dinner in the exquisite restaurant.
Written 12 November 2019
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kiisukurr
Laulasmaa, Estonia52 contributions
May 2019 • Family
It's just amazing how this place has woken up. It's nicely renovated, they have nice museum and also quided tours to the manor. Surrounding nature is also amazing.
Written 3 July 2019
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annvalang
Turi, Estonia802 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
Keila-Joa Manor or Schloss Fall as it is called is a beautiful renovated building originally from the 17th century. The manor had several owners. It used to be rather simple building but in the 19th century the main building was built.
The manor was expropriated after World War I. It was used as a military base during World War II. It was plundered several times and partly left in ruins.
After regainin our independence the manor belonged to Foreing Ministry and was auctioned for a few times. Finally in 2010 it found new owners who put in a lot of effort to restore the main building and others accompanying it.
Now several buildings are beautifully restored and some are still waiting for their time.
The building is stunning.
But everything is restored meaning no original parts, furniture, etc. There are a lot of chairs people can sit on.
There are no informative signs neither in Estonian nor in English. There is a museum downstairs with information though.
We had a guide.
The building is beautiful and the surroundings as well. Keila-Joa Waterfall is just outside.
The manor was expropriated after World War I. It was used as a military base during World War II. It was plundered several times and partly left in ruins.
After regainin our independence the manor belonged to Foreing Ministry and was auctioned for a few times. Finally in 2010 it found new owners who put in a lot of effort to restore the main building and others accompanying it.
Now several buildings are beautifully restored and some are still waiting for their time.
The building is stunning.
But everything is restored meaning no original parts, furniture, etc. There are a lot of chairs people can sit on.
There are no informative signs neither in Estonian nor in English. There is a museum downstairs with information though.
We had a guide.
The building is beautiful and the surroundings as well. Keila-Joa Waterfall is just outside.
Written 16 August 2016
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