Details
Founded: 1533Category: Castles and fortifications in Estonia
Historical period: Danish and Livonian Order (Estonia)
Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Vita Lazdina (2 years ago)
Fantastic food (the best we have had), fantastic aura! After ordering and before the food is ready, you may take a tour throgh the building. The history of rennovation is mind blowing!
Fantastic food (the best we have had), fantastic aura! After ordering and before the food is ready, you may take a tour throgh the building. The history of rennovation is mind blowing!
Santa Trone (3 years ago)
Wou ! Very authentic place with nice food and atmosphere! Completely new taste and combinations ... Very nice dishes and good prices.. Definitely coming back again ! Thank you Estonia ??
Wou ! Very authentic place with nice food and atmosphere! Completely new taste and combinations ... Very nice dishes and good prices.. Definitely coming back again ! Thank you Estonia ??
Olegs Macaks (4 years ago)
Interesting castle of 16th century. There is a porsche restaurant inside, that opens on special occasions on arrangement. This is one of best restaurants in Baltics.
Interesting castle of 16th century. There is a porsche restaurant inside, that opens on special occasions on arrangement. This is one of best restaurants in Baltics.
Andres Noormagi (5 years ago)
Unique historical place, good brewery
Unique historical place, good brewery
George On tour (5 years ago)
Historically known as Isenheim or Alt-Isenheim, the fortress residence was built in an interesting era: the retreat of late Gothic style and the dawn of Renaissance. Therefore, the peculiarities of both style, skilfully fused, are evident. In ancient times the mouth of the River Purtse was one of the most densely populated areas in Eastern Estonia. The need for active military protection increased after the christianization of the country by the Danish at the beginning of the 13th century. Even the first stone churches in Lüganuse and Jõhvi were insured against military attacks. The vassal stronghold of Purtse was built quite lately, at the time of JAKOB VON TAUBE (TUVE), in 1533. Purtse stayed in hands of von Taubes until 1615. Then the manor property went further to HEINRICH FLEMING, a member of Swedish high peerage. The festive hall of the castle was decorated with colourful tile stoves and baroc leather wallpaper.
Historically known as Isenheim or Alt-Isenheim, the fortress residence was built in an interesting era: the retreat of late Gothic style and the dawn of Renaissance. Therefore, the peculiarities of both style, skilfully fused, are evident. In ancient times the mouth of the River Purtse was one of the most densely populated areas in Eastern Estonia. The need for active military protection increased after the christianization of the country by the Danish at the beginning of the 13th century. Even the first stone churches in Lüganuse and Jõhvi were insured against military attacks. The vassal stronghold of Purtse was built quite lately, at the time of JAKOB VON TAUBE (TUVE), in 1533. Purtse stayed in hands of von Taubes until 1615. Then the manor property went further to HEINRICH FLEMING, a member of Swedish high peerage. The festive hall of the castle was decorated with colourful tile stoves and baroc leather wallpaper.
