Keila-Joa Manor, also known as Schloss Fall, is a beautifully restored neo-Gothic estate built in 1833 according to designs by architect Hans von Stackenschneider. Located along a rocky river valley with a dramatic 6-metre waterfall and commanding countryside views, the manor holds historic significance as the site where Russian composer Aleksei Lvov premiered the Russian national anthem for Tsar Nicholas I. Originally expropriated after World War I and damaged during the Second World War, the estate was comprehensively restored from 2010 onwards. The manor and its surrounding complex now function as a museum and cultural destination.
