Located in the heart of Lahemaa National Park, Palmse Manor is one of the most unique and fully restored manor ensembles in the Baltic States. This grand Baltic German estate dates back to the 18th century and has been completely renovated. Today, the manor if funded by the government and belongs to the Virumaa Museums Foundation.

Palmse Manor – from romance to cultural relaxation Palmse Manor is nestled in a picturesque park where you can stroll along nature trails, admire rare and ancient trees, and enjoy scenic views from historic pavilions. It’s a perfect destination for an active nature getaway and an ideal base for exploring Lahemaa National Park. Guests enjoy free admission to the manor museum and temporary exhibitions. Welcome to the historic Steward’s House! We offer 15 cosy rooms accommodating up to 38 guests. Suites and deluxe rooms include a private bathroom, while economy rooms have shared facilities. Arrival is flexible – room keys can be conveniently collected from a key box, allowing you to check in at a time that suits you best. Our advantages: - a peaceful and scenic natural setting, - privacy and a calm atmosphere, - excellent location for discovering Lahemaa National Park, - free museum entry for our guests, - a small souvenir shop on site. We are gradually transitioning to self-service check-in and check-out. Although our administrator is not always on-site, we are easily reachable by phone or email when needed.

Lahemaa – a land of beautiful coastline and romantic seaside villages. Untouched nature and centuries-old cultural landscapes blend with grand manor architecture. Here you’ll find three of Estonia’s most beautiful manors: Palmse, Sagadi, and Vihula.