Suuremõisa Manor
Suuremõisa mõis
An 18th-century Baroque manor house once owned by the Stenbock family, one of Estonia's largest Baroque manor buildings.
Suuremõisa Manor was built between 1755 and 1772 under the supervision of Countess Eva Margareta Stenbock. It later passed to the Ungern-Sternberg family, and the legend of the 'Pirate Baron' is also connected to it. The Baroque main building is one of Estonia's largest Baroque manor buildings. Around it are the manor park, stables and a Dutch-style windmill. The main house is now used as a school, but in summer you can join a guided tour of the interior rooms and the legendary underground passage. The nearby Pühalepa Church can be visited on the way, and Heltermaa port is only about 5 km away.
Opening hours
Exterior open all day; interior summer tours only
Nearby sights
- Pühalepa Church
- Kassari Chapel
- Vaemla Wool Factory
- Soera Farm Museum
- Hiiumaa Museum Kassari Exhibition House
- Käina Church Ruins
- Sääre Tirp
- Orjaku Bird Tower & Käina Bay