Ungurmuiza Manor complex is a unique ensemble of wooden architecture from the 18th century, centered around the only Baroque-era wooden manor house still standing in Latvia.
Today, the Ungurmuiza complex features a guest house and a museum, making it a perfect place for relaxation and recreation, seminars and private functions. Visitors can enjoy the special atmosphere of the manor house by taking a walk in the park beneath the huge oak-trees, attending an exhibition or concert, or sipping tea in the Tea House.
The main Manor House was constructed in 1732 by Baron von Ungern as a family home, and it remains the only such Baroque-style wooden building from this period in Latvia.
The exquisite interior paintings of the building are also finely preserved.
The Ungurmuiza Manor Park also has another unique and rare architectural feature from the 18th century – a park pavilion constructed in 1753. The pavilion is also called the Tea House, and was restored between 1974 and 1978.
The special atmosphere of Ungurmuiza can be enjoyed by anyone. Here it is possible to go on romantic walks, organize celebrations, or just spend quality time with the family.
