Manor · 1469
Ravila Manor
German: Meks
Ravila's main house was finished in the middle of the 18th century. During the revolution of 1905 the manor burned, and the house was rebuilt afterwards, though in altered form. The last owner before the land reform was Alexandrine Pilar von Pilchau, born a Kotzebue. Once the estate had been nationalised, the young Republic of Estonia put the building to an educational use, and a folk high school worked there in the interwar years. Since 2013 Ravila has again been a private manor, offering lodging, meals and cultural events, while the ruins of the old dairy stand nearby.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Ravila mõisa peahoone valmis 18. sajandi keskel. 1905. aasta ülestõusu ajal mõis põles ning hoone taastati küll, kuid muudetud kujul. Viimane omanik enne maareformi oli Alexandrine Pilar von Pilchau (sündinud von Kotzebue). Pärast mõisa riigistamist leidis noor Eesti Vabariik hoonele hariduslikku kasutust ja sõdadevahelisel ajal tegutses seal rahvaülikool. Alates 2013. aastast on Ravila taas eramõis, kus pakutakse majutust ja toitlustust ning korraldatakse kultuuriüritusi; lähedal seisavad vana meierei varemed.