Former Manor Tavern Building
The inn building was built in 1868, the innkeeper and his family lived at its northern end, the inn itself was in the middle, and the stable, where both horses and travelers stayed, was at the southern end. During the reign of Baron Karl Wilhelm, the pub was transformed into a tea house. The building is a cultural monument of national importance and its main values are the facade, the old semicircular arched windows and doors, and two iron-forged wind indicators from 1667.