Manor · 1850
Loona Manor
Loona on the western coast of Saaremaa is a small manor with an unusually long life inside one building. The main part of its early classicist house dates from the beginning of the 19th century, but the great mantel chimney and the kitchen wing are older still. In 1980 the house was rebuilt as a holiday base, and today it serves two purposes at once: a guesthouse and the visitor centre of Vilsandi National Park, where walkers and birdwatchers come to learn about the islets and coast before heading out.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Loona Saaremaa läänerannikul on väike mõis, mille hoone on elanud märkimisväärselt pika elu. Varaklassitsistliku peahoone põhiosa pärineb 19. sajandi algusest, kuid suur mantelkorsten ja köögiosa on veelgi vanemad. 1980. aastal ehitati maja ümber puhkebaasiks ning tänapäeval on sel kaks rolli korraga: see on külalistemaja ja Vilsandi rahvuspargi keskus, kust matkajad ja linnuvaatlejad saavad enne laidudele ja rannikule minekut teavet.