Saaremaa, an island in Estonia, is currently witnessing an increased activity in the renovation of its historic manors. This comes as part of a broader initiative to preserve cultural heritage sites in the region. Of the original fifteen manors, works and preparations are actively ongoing in six manor complexes, showcasing a commitment to revitalizing these historical structures.

The renewed interest in the renovation of manors is essential for maintaining the architectural and historical relevance of Saaremaa's landscape, which has a rich history tied to Estonia's past. The restoration efforts not only involve physical renovations but also aim at enhancing the cultural significance of these sites, making them accessible for both locals and tourists.

As these renovations progress, they are expected to contribute positively to the local economy by potentially boosting tourism and creating jobs in construction and related fields. Overall, this revitalization initiative reflects a growing recognition of the importance of heritage conservation within the local community.