Padure Manor stands as a remarkable example of Classicism architecture in Latvia, boasting original drawings on walls, doors, windows, eight ovens, stairs, and floors. The well-preserved historic park, featuring a 180-year-old linden alley and a romantic vase of flowers, provides an ideal backdrop for captivating photos. Untouched by major reconstructions, Padure Manor remains a unique representation of 19th-century construction art, maintaining a high proportion of original details and interior finishes. This architectural gem, built in 1837 by Scottish merchant John Lewis Balfour, served various purposes over its 150-year history, including as a hospital and cultural center. The enduring original building and park invite you to witness over a century of history, breathing life into each captured moment.