The Rokiškis region is rightfully considered one of the richest regions in Lithuania in terms of abundance of manors. Majestic palaces, shady linden alleys, and the stories of noble families create a special atmosphere here. Let’s embark on a tour of the region’s most significant estates.
Ilzenbergas Manor is the only one of its kind in the Baltics where a natural farming system has been completely restored. This private estate impresses with the luxury of its restored palace and expansive park. Here, you can admire the architecture and try organic products produced on site.
The main symbol of the city and the former residence of the Counts Tyzenhauzen, today houses a museum with unique exhibits, from vintage clothing to wooden masks. The surrounding park with ponds is an ideal spot for strolls.
The picturesque residence on an island in Lake Dviragis houses a cultural and leisure center, exhibitions, and plein air painting sessions. The manor is renowned for the picturesque views from the historic building.
The spirit of old times still lingers in this charming private estate. The owners have carefully restored the wooden house, making it one of the most cozy places to explore.
The once majestic Weisenhoff family estate covers 12 hectares. The palace perched on a hill is surrounded by a park with rare tree species: Siberian cedars, Canadian poplars, and western arborvitae.
The ruins of a once luxurious classical palace, combined with the ancient park, create a mystical and romantic atmosphere beloved by history and photography enthusiasts.
The private property, which has preserved the spirit of a provincial estate, revives a sense of intimacy and privacy with its compact architecture and cozy grounds characteristic of country residences of past centuries.
Only fragments of buildings remain here, but even they bear witness to the estate’s former grandeur. This is a perfect spot for those who enjoy unraveling the mysteries of history and searching for traces of the past in modern landscapes.
