Allikukivi Manor was built in the 1860s as a residential building for the director of the cloth fabric situated on the land of Voltveti Manor. It is a historicist brick-building with Neo-Gothic traits. Its style and the surrounding landscape remind the manor houses of that era – a representational function, a curved driveway in front of the building, and a surrounding park.
The mansion has also housed a community centre, a school, and a library. Currently, it is privately owned and used as a winery to produce wine from Estonian berries and fruits.
Apart from the textile fabric, the area is known for producing bricks and a local clay industry. It has inspired the novelist Peet Vallak and the performance by Priit Pedajas, Epp Pillarpardi Punjaba potitehas.
In the nearby region
RMK Kabli nature study trail
RMK Kabli nature study trail Kabli [...]
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former boat landing place
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former [...]
The northern part of the Suaru port is full of historic Kihnu fishing boats. This part of the port i
The northern part of the Suaru port [...]
