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The manor house slowly wilts. The interest part is a stone barn of the 18th century with five semicircular arches. The building is unexpectedly large and carefully designed from an architectural point of view.
Voore is a village in Vinni Parish, Lääne-Viru County, in northeastern Estonia.
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Mõdriku mõis
A large manor house with a central building in the spirit of classicism. In addition, there is a landscape park with ponds and a war memorial of 1812.
Inju mõis
A remarkable manor house in the style of neo-Renaissance, built in 1894.
Ulvi Mõis
A nice manor house in the style of eclecticism, built between 1881-82.
From a distance this building resembles a workshop. In fact, it is a church built in the late 1930s in the style of radical radicalism. For obvious reasons, the decoration did not have time to finish: the building is unplastered and the towers were left without completion. In Soviet times, the church was converted into a gymnasium, which is located here to this day. A more humanistic functional church (1933) can be seen on the next street (Koidula 15) – a pretty wooden building with perfect geometric shapes.
A modern sports complex, to which the stadium adjoins. Inside the gyms, climbing wall, mini-golf course and, of course, a sauna.
Rakvere Linnakodaniku muuseum
Museum of folk life, recreating the situation and occupation of the inhabitants of Rakvere in the first half of the 20th century.