Viļāni Manor, Manor in Rēzekne Municipality, Latvia

Viļāni manor stands near the Malta river and displays architectural features typical of 18th-century Latvian noble estates. The complex includes several structures arranged around the main building, with outbuildings and a monastery block that once held an important religious collection.

The estate gained importance in 1507 when the de Overlak family acquired it and transformed it into one of the region's largest properties. Over following centuries, successive owners and religious communities shaped its development and character.

The manor served as a center for religious communities that shaped the region's spiritual life for generations. The buildings and grounds reflect how faith and rural life were deeply connected in this part of Latvia.

The manor is accessible via major highways near the railway line connecting Riga and Moscow. The site is set in a rural location, so visitors should allow adequate time to explore the grounds and buildings.

During Vincent Janovskis ownership, the estate housed one of only three flax mills in the Russian Empire. This three-story building stood as a remarkable example of industrial activity at a rural property.