Other sources of Estonian manors (for international reader):

• Estonian manor tourism webpage — compiled by the Estonian Manor Association. Under the slogan „A Land of a Thousand Manors”, it introduces 101 most attractive manors in Estonia. At present, the webpage is in Estonian, English, German and Finnish.

• A 64-page book about most beautiful manors and castles in Estonia — written by the author of the current portal Valdo Praust, published by the Grenader Group in 2004 under the "Photo Tour" trademark. Published simultaneously in 7 languages - in Estonian, in English, in German, in Finnish, in Swedish, in Spain and in Russian. More information (ordering) — look Grenader Group Publishing Co webpage.

• A list of literature related to Estonian manors — a part of Estonian version of this portal; the most of books in Estonian, some (mainly historical) books in German.

• Latvian Manors Portal, mostly in Latvian, but some parts also in English

• Schools in Latvian Manors, a page in Latvian, but the interactive map shows beautiful pictures

• Lihtuanian Manors Page, still mainly in Lithuanian, some parts also in English

• Manors' List of Finland, in Finnish, English and Japanese.

• Another manors' list of Finland, in Finnish

• A page devoted to the historical manors, churches etc. of St. Petersburg surroundings, Russia, in Russian

• Manors in Poland, webpage in Polish, but you can see a lot of beautiful pictures

• Manors and castles of Saxonia region (Germany), in German and in English

• Manors and castles of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern region (Germany), a website in German

• Manors of Schleswig-Holstein region (Germany), a website in German

• Manors and castles of Czech Republic, unfortunately only in Czech, but you can receieve the intercative map, the list, pictures and necessary contact information

• Medieval manor houses in England, a comprehensive list

• Historic House Association an representative organisation of the owner of manors, castles etc historical houses in Britannia

• Demolished manor houses in England, a list of total of 2000 manors (Lost Heritage)

• Scotland's lost country houses, a list of demolished manor houses in Scotland

• Castles, manors and abbeys in Scotland, a list in English

• Castles of Wales

• Castles of France a webpage of some outstanding castles in France, in French and in English

• Au Chateau, a webpage of French manors, usable for the accommodation

• Manor houses in Portugal, usable for the accommodation

• Baltic Knighthoods’ webpage — webpage of Baltic nobility knighthoods still existing in Germany. The majority of the information is in German, some is also in English.

• A number of digitized old works of reference — genealogical handbooks of the Baltic nobility (Görlitz, 1929-35), Klingspor album of the coats or arms of the Baltic nobility (1882) and others. In German.

• Baltic Germans’ webpage — in German, contains links to existing Baltic Germans’ organisations and other linked materials.

• Von Stackelbergs’ noble family webpage, in German

• Von Rennenkampffs’ noble family webpage, in German

• Von Keyserlings' noble family webpage, in German, partly also in English

• Von Buxhoevedens' noble family webpage, in English

• Stael von Holsteins' noble family webpage, in German