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  • History & Culture
  • Museums

Piirissaare Old Believers Museum

Tartu vald, Tartu maakond, 62602

Discover the charm of the Piirissaare Old Believers Museum! The Old Believers Museum is located in a historic building that once belonged to Kirill Smirnov, the clergyman of the Saare village parish. You can see a traditional Old Believer home in the museum and learn about Old Believer culture through artifacts, prayer books, and icons. The museum also organizes exhibitions that provide an overview of the history of Piirissaare. You can drink samovar tea at the museum and try Old Believer treats, including fish soup and Old Believer pie made from fish caught in Lake Peipsi.

Mugavused

  • WiFi
  • Free parking

Lahtiolekuajad

1. apr - 30. okt

09:00 - 19:00

Kontakt

  • +372 517 9360
  • muuseum@piirissaaremuuseum.ee

Lingid

piirissaaremuuseum.ee

Vaata lisaks

Workshop «Baking home made bread»

In the Bread Room one can make their first attempts in baking homemade bread. The Wood Shop’s breadmaster will guide you through the process of the perfect bread dough, and show you all the good ingredients and the secret components to a well risen dough and delicious taste. In the end of the workshop the Bread Room is full of irritatingly good bread baking fragrance. And of course no one is leaving without tasting the outcome of this exciting workshop and you can also take the leaven to go, to keep up the new learned skill of breadmaking. And if later there’s a need for a bread basket, Avinurme Wood-Shop can offer exactly what you need.

Nedsaja Forest Hut

In Setomaa, in the middle of the best mushroom and berry forests, there is a small house. There is no electricity and internet, the water has to be brought from a well, the house has to be heated with wood, and the toilet is in the yard. At the same time, you have all the amenities you need for a real holiday – silence, solitude, beautiful nature, warm fireplace, and starry nights. And most importantly – there are no everyday worries here!The hut is suitable for a couple, family, or small group (up to six people). Kitchenware, blankets and pillows, and bed linen are provided.

The Männikjärv Bog Study Trail

The Männikjärv bog study trail is located within the Endla landscape protection area of Jõgeva County. Beginning and ending in Tooma, the walking trail is marked by blue-streaked trees and runs for 7.3 km. The trail takes about 2 hours to complete.A high observation tower, standing 7 m tall, provides a beautiful view of the entire Männikjärv bog. Did you know...When the water is high, some parts of the bog may be impassable. If you want to stay at Männikjärv, organize a public event for more than 20 people or if you want to drive on all-terrain vehicle, you must first apply for permission from the manager of the protected area – the Estonian Environmental Board.

  • Sculptures

‘Father and Son’ sculpture

The sculpture "Father and Son" is a symbol of the relationship between different generations, where children are increasingly growing apart from their parents. The bronze work by sculptor Ülo Õun (1944-1988) was unveiled on Children's Day, June 1, 2004, on Küüni Street. The work represents the sculptor himself and his son Kristjan when the son was one and a half years old.

Obinitsa village chapel

Next to the Obinitsa Museum is a small log building with a barely noticeable wooden cross on the roof. This is the Obinitsa village chapel.The building was built in 2007 in the place where a village chapel was a hundred years ago. The chapel plays an important role in Seto culture.The holy day of the chapel is the day of the Lord's Transfiguration. On its eve, on 18 August, a procession from Obinitsa Church comes here.Ask the Obinitsa Museum for more information on the chapel.

  • Churches

Catherine’s Church in Võru

28,000 silver roubles were donated towards the construction of this Lutheran church by Russian empress Catherine II. It was blessed on 24 July 1793, when it received the name 'Catherine'. It is thought that the church - which was designed in early classicist style with baroque roots and which boasts stunning arched windows - was designed by the architect Christoph Haberlandt from Riga. Renovations in 1879 saw its tower receive a new dome, and a four-faced clock was also installed. The church has an organ built by the Kriisa brothers in 1913. You can visit the church on Sundays during mass times.

Ugandi Hotel

Receive a warm welcome and nature's embrace in beautiful Otepää, where excellent sports opportunities and a unique atmosphere go hand-in-hand. Ugandi Hotel, located next to Tehvandi Sports Center, offers friendly and personable service, comfort, and luxury, which create – guaranteed – a memorable experience. We are a luxurious small hotel. Our 14 rooms are characterized by thoughtful design, offering tasteful decoration and a wide range of additional amenities, making it a cozy place to stay. We stand for the things we value most when we ourselves travel – personality, privacy, and luxury.

Pööni Pub&Guesthouse

Pööni Pub & Guesthouse has 6 comfortable rooms for accommodation; with extra beds, we have enough room for up to 22 guests.The spacious chamber of the Lady of the Manor is perfect for a family holiday. If a client loves space and luxury, we can offer them the Lord of the Manor Chamber. In addition, you can stay in the small Stableboys' Chamber, the bigger Pub Keeper's Chamber or the Illinger and Pööni Chambers.Here, you can organize events and parties in a spectacular vaulted red-brick cellar. You can also order catering for your party.

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