A shipmaster´s homestead from the time of the farmer-shipping era.

Pellas, a shipmaster`s homestead, was built in 1884 by the ship-owner Erik Petter Eriksson. After extensive damage caused by a fire on Christmas Eve 2005, the house opened again the summer of 2008. In addition to some minor practical changes, the rooms with the hand-painted tapestry were recreated and the original tapestry in the drawing room was reprinted. All objects that could be saved have been renovated and thanks to donations and depositions, it was possible to rebuild the original environment and now the house is open again as a “living” museum.

Opening hours 2011:
13.6. - 28.8, 11.00 - 16.00 every day. The Cafe serves home made bread and buns and soup. Groups can order simple meals in advance.
At other times and for groups, by arrangement, tel. +358 457 313 4012 or email: peter.darby@aland.net

Entrance fee
3 €, children under 12 years free.
Special guiding 40 €

For rent
The manor house can be hired at 300 €. The barn including a kitchen can accommodate up to 120 guests and can be hired for weddings, birthdays, other celebrations or theatrical performances at 120 €, including china and cutlery etc. 250 €. Even the attic exhibition space in the manor house is available.

Tel.: During opening hours +358 18 34 420, other times +358 457 313 4012