Manor
Sprinckthali summer manor
Sprinckthali suvemõis
Sprinckthal is one of the summer manors that grew up on the hay meadows of Kristiine, south-west of Tallinn's old town. In the mid-17th century, by order of Queen Christina of Sweden, the meadows between today's Linnu tee, Mustamäe tee, Pärnu road and Tondi street were divided into 32 plots, and Sprinckthal was founded on the corner of Linnu tee and Tondi street. Its German name means 'spring valley', a hint that the ground here was waterlogged. The manor house at Tondi 42 survives and is a protected monument. Since January 2019 it has been home to the Spanish House, a centre for Spanish language and culture.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Sprinckthal on üks suvemõisaid, mis tekkisid Kristiine heinamaadele Tallinna vanalinnast edelas. 17. sajandi keskel jagati Rootsi kuninganna Kristiina käsul praeguse Linnu tee, Mustamäe tee, Pärnu maantee ja Tondi tänava vaheline heinamaa 32 tükiks ning Linnu tee ja Tondi tänava nurgale rajati Sprinckthali suvemõis. Saksakeelne nimi tähendab allikaorgu ja viitab liigniiskele maale. Tondi 42 asuv häärber on säilinud ja kultuurimälestis. Alates 2019. aasta jaanuarist tegutseb selles hispaania keele ja kultuuri keskus Hispaania Maja.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprinckthali_suvem%C3%B5is ↗