Ēbeļmuiža
Ēbeļmuiža, Apple Manor & Garden Complex, spreads across about five hectares in Latvia’s Latgale region. You would see an apple orchard, sports grounds, a forest trail, and a water lake beside architecture inspired by the surrounding landscape.
The estate brings accommodation, celebrations, conferences, and nature-based activities into one setting. Twenty-five rooms range from about twenty to fifty square metres, while the main hall welcomes up to one hundred twenty guests. Banquet and conference halls, open-air stages, tent sites, catering, sauna facilities, showers, grills, and audiovisual equipment support gatherings of different kinds.
Herbal tea workshops turn seasonal dried leaves and fruits into personal blends, while yoga and meditation take place in the Latgalian forest. The sauna ceremony combines tea on the terrace, steaming with brooms, an oil hand mask, and a garden walk to the shower. Hiking, cycling, canoeing, horseback tours, bird watching, botanical walks, wild-food foraging, and nature photography extend beyond the grounds.
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