Saare Manor

Saare in Noarootsi parish, known in Swedish as Lyckholm, was founded in 1662. After passing through several families it was bought in 1773 by Friedrich Adolf von Rosen, and it then went from father to son for six generations. The 1919 land reform carved nine new settler farms out of its land, but Friedrich von Rosen and his wife Hedwig kept farming the manor core until the resettlement of 1939. Between 1995 and 2001 the complex was restored, and the ruins of the 18th-century horse stable were rebuilt in their original style. They now hold the Lyckholm Museum.