JCI WC2019: Estonian Open Air Museum tour (CANCELLED)

Come and learn about Estonian rural architecture and experience the village atmosphere from the 18th to the 20th century. The museum’s 14 farms introduce the life that households of different wealth and skills have had in the days of old. As in any proper village, there’s a church, an inn, a schoolhouse, mills, a fire station, a shop and fishing net sheds by the sea.

The Estonian Open Air Museum, established on May 22, 1957 on the territory of the former Rocca al Mare summer estate, reminds of a village which lies in the boundaries of Tallinn. The valuable collection of Estonian vernacular architecture consists of nearly 80 buildings from the past two hundred years.

Price includes ticket to the museum and a guided tour. Please wear weather appropriate clothing.
Tour will start at the ticket office.