Retro-style venue Kassa

In the heart of Pärnu, in the historic officers’ club building, you’ll find the unique venue Kassa – a place where retro-style interiors, nostalgic music, and tasteful cocktails create a lively atmosphere. At Kassa, the past comes alive when disco and cabaret tunes are played from cassette players. The music selection takes guests back to […]

Ruins of Voose manor

Voose manor (Wosel, Woβel, Woβell) was established in 1664. In the 1870s, a new manor house was constructed in Voose which was one of the most exquisite classical manor houses in Estonia. In the 1920s, the grandiose Voose manor was demolished and the material was hauled away to be used as building material for homesteads. At […]

Metsamaa Traditional Farm on Kihnu Island

Metsamaa Traditional Farm is a unique cultural center on Kihnu Island, a traditional 20th-century farm complex located in Rootsiküla, which explores different aspects of traditional island life. The renovated complex consists of the main house, barns, a smoke sauna and outdoor kitchen, and a country cellar. Household utensils, folk costumes, and handicrafts typical of the […]

The Paadrema Holy Trinity Church of the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church

The Paadrema Holy Trinity Church was built according to the design of K. Nymann in 1889. It was built by builders from the island of Muhu under the supervision of foreman Feodor Revka.  The church was recognised as a national cultural monument in 1998. The building itself merits protection, as does the unique and beautifully […]

Endla Society Building Monument

This modest, grey monument marks the site of the building that belonged to one of the first song and music cultural societies founded in Estonia. The Endla Society was founded in 1875. The society’s activities grew and its members decided to build a building for its activities. This Jugendstil building was designed by the architects G. […]

Guided tour of the Pärnu County in the direction of Riga

Come and join an excursion of the Pärnu County led by a certified guide! Pärnu County has beautiful coastal villages, churches (e.g. Tahkuranna church), museums (e.g. Häädemeeste Museum), workshops and natural heritage sites (e.g. Tolkuse bog). In order to look around the county, you should take at least 3 to 5 hours. Hourly rates of tour […]

Varbla Museum in Uue-Varbla Manor

The museum is located in the Uue-Varbla Manor. The exhibition of the museum portrays the history of Varbla rural municipality and the local everyday life during the first half of the last century. The museum also includes a handicraft room and the “book attic” of Karl Ristikivi, a writer from Varbla. In the manor’s granary, […]

Monument to Oscar Brackmann

Oscar Brackmann (22.10.1841 – 10.02.1927) was the first and a long-serving Mayor of Pärnu, from 1879-1915 and 1918-1919.  He laid the foundation for the development of Pärnu as a seaside resort. He headed the development of the Beach Park, mud baths and sanatorium and the “Waldorf” cellulose factory. During his time in office, Pärnu was […]

Paul Keres Monument in Pärnu

The Monument to Paul Keres stands in front of the “Pärnu Kuninga Tänav Põhikool School”, the former Pärnu Gymnasium for Boys, where this International Grand Master went to school from 1930-1934. He was born in Narva, but spent six eventful and interesting years in Pärnu during his youth.  The Monument is designed by Mare Mikoff and […]

Guild Shop at Mary Magdalene Guild

The Guild Shop of Mary Magdalene Guild offers beautiful Estonian handicrafts from the Guild’s masters as well as other craftsmen.The store has a large selection of different jewellery, toys for children, consumer ceramics, home furnishing products, knitwear, handbags and shopping bags, craft cards, and much more. In the store, you will find a gift for […]