In the Middle Ages Tori was the chief estate of the Livonian Order’s Komtur of Pärnu, and later a state manor. Its small, archaic wooden house in the Old Baltic style was built in 1738. In the mid-1800s the Livonian knighthood founded a stud farm here, where the Tori horse was bred, and built grand stables.
The small wooden house is a museum, and the grand stables recall the famous stud farm.
Owners
Liivi ordukeskaeg–1561
Liivimaa rüütelkond1850. aastad–1919
Good to know
The small wooden house was built in 1738.
The Livonian knighthood founded a stud farm here in the mid-1800s.
The Tori horse breed was developed here.
Photos through time
2012 · The manor tavern, 2012 Oskar.susi · CC BY-SA 3.0 EE2024 · The wooden main house, 2024 Margus Leedo · CC BY-SA 4.02024 · The stable complex wall and gatehouse Margus Leedo · CC BY-SA 4.02024 · The distillery, 2024 Margus Leedo · CC BY-SA 4.0
