Kadrina Manor

Kadrina Mano was created in 1791 when it was separated from Ranna Manor. The first owners of the manor were the von Adlerpflugs. Later, the manor belonged to the noble families of the von Pahlen, von Braschid, von Ewersid and von Roth. The last owner of the manor before its appropriation in 1919 was Alexander von Stryk. The manor itself was built in 1773 on the order of Catherine the Great. Some secondary buildings on the property have also been preserved. The main building is a one-story stone construction, with a traditional gable roof.

Guesthouse Kadrina Manor is located just 3 km from Lake Peipus.

Guests can enjoy our two to four-bed rooms (we also have a family room for four people), a small suite, the sauna centre (which is truly excellent), and the Lühikeste Meeste Kõrts (Tavern for Short Men). The latter does, however, welcome up to 100 men and women of normal length (they should, however, watch their heads when they enter the rooms). The tavern is suitable for different events and we also offer catering if you order it in advance (from 20 people).

We also offer adventurous services: motorboat hike, different water attractions, and fishing on Lake Peipus.