Built in 1841, the manor's main house reopened to the public after restoration in 2011. Traditional building methods were respected and ceiling paintings restored under Finnish Heritage Agency supervision. Around 400 m² of halls, period rooms and verandas are available for celebrations. Exhibitions upstairs in the former stone cowshed include life in the 1950s and 1960s, with music and an exhibition street.
The season runs from early May to late September, with group visits by prior arrangement. Guided manor and nature tours can be tailored to visitors' wishes. The orchard grows heritage apple varieties, and the Väentupa shop sells handmade goods. The car park and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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