Avainsana "nähtävyydet pärnussa"

House At 27 Rüütli St.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Houses At 8 Pühavaimu St.

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.

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

Jekateriina Kirik

Vuonna 1768 valmistunut Jekateriinan kirkko on tyylipuhtain ja runsain barokkiajan kirkko Virossa. Ulkosivujen muotoilussa on barokille ominaista ryhmittelyä. Kuuden tornikupolin huipuilla olevat terävät kupolinhuiput antavat rakennukselle keveyttä ja juhlallisuutta. Koska kirkko on rakennettu sata vuotta aikaisemmin kuin...

Johann Voldemar Jannseni Skulptuur

Koidula Muuseum

Koidula Muuseum

Lydia Koidula (1843-1886) on Viron kansallisen heräämisajan tunnettu runoilija, kirjailija ja yhteiskunnallisesti aktiivinen henkilö. Pärnu on hänen nuoruuden aikansa kaupunki. Tämän muistomuseon rakennuksena on hänen kotitalonsa vuosina 1850-1863, Pärnun Ülejõen koulurakennus, jossa hänen isänsä, myös vironkielisen lehdistön...

Lydia Koidula Memoriaalmuuseum

Matkatoimisto Reiser

Vuonna 1990 perustettu pärnulainen matkatoimisto REISER toimii tänä päivänäkin menestyksellisesti kotimaisilla matkailu-markkinoilla. Pitkäaikaista matkajärjestäjä-kokemustamme osaavat arvostaa sekä yhteistyökumppanimme että Eestistä ja erityisesti kauniista kylpyläkaupungista Pärnusta kiinnostuneet turistit koko...

Matkavekka

Matkatoimisto Oy Matka-Vekka on valtakunnallinen matkatoimistoketju, jolla on Suomen laajin toimistoverkko. Vuonna 1972 perustettu matkatoimisto kuuluu yhdessä Lomamatkat Oy:n kanssa pohjoismaiseen Primera Travel Group matkanjärjestäjäkonserniin, joka toimii Suomen lisäksi Ruotsissa, Norjassa, Tanskassa, Islannissa ja...

Memorial Stone To St. Nicholas' Church

The brick church that dated from the 13th century was on the eastern side of the medieval market place. The black cross now depicted on the coat of arms of Pärnu was preserved in the chapel on the northern side of the church and was a well-known object of pilgrimage. The church was repeatedly damaged in fires and wars; the...

Memorial To Endla Theatre And Community Building

The theatre completed in 1911 (architect A. Jung, G. Hellat) that caught fire during World War II and was demolished in 1961 was located on the site of the present-day hotel and was one of the most remarkable examples of Jugendstil buildings in Estonia. On 23 February 1918, Estonia’s Independence Manifesto was read out on the...