Paviljoni graščine Dol / Dol Manor House Pavilions

Dvorec Dol iz sredine 16. stoletja je svoj največji razcvet doživel pod baronom Jožefom Kalasancem Erbergom (1771–1843). Dvorec je spremenil v kulturno središče kranjskega plemstva, zaradi česar se ga je prijel vzdevek »Kranjski Versailles«. Erberg je uredil botanični vrt z več kot 7.000 rastlinami, zbral bogato knjižnico in ustanovil prvi muzej na Slovenskem. Osrednja stavba je v osnovi renesančna (1540), okoli leta 1753 pa jo je prenovil arhitekt Matija Perski. Čeprav glavna stavba danes propada, so se ohranili drevoredi, kapelica, empirski obelisk iz leta 1821 (obisku cesarja Franca I.) ter dva klasicistična paviljona. Med letoma 1827 in 1831 ju je zgradil beneški arhitekt Francesco Cocani, krasi pa ju štiri muze kiparja Martina Kischnerja. Severni paviljon je hranil knjižnico in arhiv, južni pa muzejsko zbirko. Danes tu potekajo razstave, kulturni dogodki in poroke. /// Built in the mid-16th century, Dol Manor reached its peak under Baron Jožef Kalasanc Erberg (1771–1843), who turned it into a cultural hub for Carniola's nobility, earning it the nickname "Carniola's Versailles." Erberg established a botanical garden with over 7,000 plants, compiled a valuable library, and founded the first museum in Carniola. The main building is Renaissance in origin (1540) and was redesigned around 1753 by architect Matija Perski. Although the main mansion is now in decline, tree avenues, a chapel, an 1821 Empire-style obelisk commemorating Emperor Franz I's visit, and two Neoclassical pavilions remain. Built between 1827 and 1831 by Venetian architect Francesco Cocani, the pavilions feature statues of four muses by sculptor Martin Kischner. The north pavilion housed the library, while the south held the museum. Today, they host exhibitions, cultural events, and weddings.

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