Restaurant Manna La Roosa

The beautiful wooden house has a rich history that dates back two centuries. It was once the location of the Russian Market in 1791, hosting fairs and medieval entertainment. The house, designed by the brother of a renowned architect, features a scenic French villa-style and aristocratic planning, with clever niches, tea-corners, and a main hall for social interaction. It also served as a prominent pharmacy in the past and was even frequented by the beloved Estonian writer, Oskar Luts, who wrote his most famous works here.