Last week I randomly found a Kirna mansion from the internet and decided to go there and check it out. It is located in Central Estonia, near the town of Paide. When I arrived there I was surprised to find a bunch of cars and herds of people roaming in the area. As it turned out it was a time when tulips are all blooming and the are thousand and thousands of them. Sure the entrance was also monetized and cost 5 Eur per person.
As you can imagine the tulips were the main attraction and ended up being the main photographing subject of mine.
The Kirna mansion was an original purpose of going there so this is it. Nothing too special to be honest. The remaining documents of this are from the 1500s but I'm not sure when it was first built.
A couple of field views near the mansion yard.
Now, back to the tulips.
I think there were about a hundred different types of tulips scattered all around the yard.
My pictures leave an impression like there were not many people but in reality, I was having a hard time leaving out all these herds and tulip sniffing people in my photos.
Anyway, it was cool to see this, not sure I have ever seen so many nice flowers in one place.