In the Middle Ages, this manor, which was first mentioned in 1510, belonged to Tallinn Cistercian Nunnery. Later, it was associated with the von der Pahlen noble family for a long time. The two-storey main building was completed in 1697; its current look originates from rebuilding in the 18th century. There is a magnificent park on the grounds of the manor and numerous valuable outbuildings.

This is one of the best-known manors in Estonia, which was completely restored in the 1970s and 1980s (and belongs to Museums of Virumaa). Additional information – museum: http://www.svm.ee/, palmse.mois@neti.ee, ph. +372 324 0070, +372 55 599 977; hotel: http://www.phpalmse.ee/, info@phpalmse.ee, ph. +372 322 3626, +372 56 464 170.

By the historical distribution the manor was in Kadrina Parish in Virumaa County. By the present administrative distribution it belongs to the Vihula Municipality in Lääne-Virumaa County.