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Estonian Museum Railway At Lavassaare

We locate at the Pärnu county in the south-western part of Estonia, 17 km's from Pärnu to north-west in Lavassaare settlement between the bogs. There are three possibilities to reach us (look at the detailed map): - To go from Tallinn via Pärnu-Jaagupi and Vahenurme; - To go via Nurme and Jõõpre - To go from Pärnu via...

Avinurme Muuseumirong

The wagon of the Avinurme museum train on display will give you an idea of how people were deported to Siberia. In the middle of the wagon you will see a rusty stove, while at both ends there are bunk beds on which mannequins sit and lie, squashed in like sardines in a tin. They are dressed in the clothes they had at the...

Pagari Pubi Rõngus

Railway and Communications museum & Tour train Little Peter

The railway terminus with its intriguingly grand station building, constructed in the early 20th century to service the bustling resort town of Haapsalu, invites you to take a virtual journey back in time, accompanied by steam engine noises, to learn about the evolution of railways in Estonia spanning almost a century and a...

Rõngu RõnguVasall-Linnuse Varemed

Rõngu Vald

Site Of The Ancient Stronghold And Settlement In Rõuge

Rõuge`s neighborhood has been settled by people for a very long time. The settlements started to appear near bodies of water, as water provided food and served as a connecting way to the rest of the world. The approximately 7000-square-meter Rõuge area of the primeval settlement was in use from the 5th - 11th centuries...

St. Michael's Lutheran Church In Rõngu

Türi Railway And Coach Station

In 1898 the railway, 150,6 km long, was simultaneously started to be built from both ends,Tallinn and Viljandi. The first train arrived in Tallinn on 18th June 1900 but officially the railway line was launched on 21 Aug 1901. In 1923 the station was renamed as Türi instead of previous Allenküla and Alliku. In 1930 the station...