Architectural sights

House At 27 Rüütli St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

The building dating from 1903 is one of the first buildings engineer G. Hellat designed in Estonia. The facade toward Nikolai Street is architecturally the most interesting one.

House At 2a Lõuna St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

A functionalist private house of high quality with brilliant and rational planning, built in 1935-1936 (architects A. Soans and O. Siinmaa). The building has a rational general plan and it is detached from the street by walls and terraces. It accommodates Maarja, a day centre for disabled children.

House At 3 Uus St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

Until 1529 the building belonged to the Small Guild which sold it to J. von Ungern, who was a vassal of the Saare-Lääne bishop. In 1536 it was taken away from him to compensate the town council for the major damage he caused the town (the fire of 1533). The building later used as a house and a storehouse was renovated in the...

House At 8 Nikolai St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

The house built in 1738-1740 is the only remaining log house with a steep gable roof and framed gables in the town centre, and it is remarkable for its relatively large show windows on the side of Nikolai Street. At present it is used as offices for the city government.

House Of Märt Meos

Lääne-Virumaa

At 4 Jaama Street there is the house of Märt Meos, which was built in 1925. Märt Meos was the headmaster of the parish school in 1907- 1919, a school councillor of Virumaa Country in 1920- 1944, and one of the founders of Estonian school system.

Houses At 8 Pühavaimu St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

The House of Alderman Steiner built in 1647 and the House of Heno the Chemist built in 1670 were one after another bought by Schmidt’s Department Store. In 1877, the houses were reconstructed into a single building by a new façade built between them. Now it is the home of the Pärnu Kunstide Maja (Pärnu House of Art).

Houses At Seedri St.

Pärnu, Pärnumaa

An architecturally well-balanced residential area consisting of plastered stone houses. It was established in the green zone of the beach in 1932-1934.

Ingliste Kabelimägi

Raplamaa

Ingliste Manor

Raplamaa

J. Poska's Birthplace

Jõgevamaa

J. Semper's Memorial Stone

Jõgevamaa

J. V. Veski's Birthplace

Jõgevamaa

Jakob Tamm's Monument

Lääne-Virumaa

Jakob Tamm is buried in the old cemetery. The monument on his grave includes a bust by Jaan Koort.

Järva- Madise Püha Matteuse Kirik

Järvamaa

The smallest church in Järva-Madise neighbourhood was completed in 14th century. The wall paintings, altar and pulpit of Järva-Madise church are coming from middle ages, the tradition to burry inside the church is reminded by grave plate hewed in the floor. You can visit Järva-Madise church in summer months from Friday to...

Järvere Manor

Võrumaa

The Järvere Manor was built as an auxiliary facility for the Sõmerpalu Manor on the shore of Lake Vagula in 1766. The German name for the manor was Jerwen. The Järvere Manor was founded by Friedrich Alexander von Möller, the Sõmerpalu Manor owner and Doctor of Philosophy. This small mansion was built in the historicist style...