WHAT DO WE OFFER IN ESTONIAN OPEN AIR MUSEUM EVERY DAY?
* Estonian 18th-20th century village architecture and everyday life. 12 farms of the museum provide an overview of how families of different subsistence lived in olden times. Like in any proper village there is a church, an inn, a school, mills, a fire station and net sheds by the sea.
* Guided tours (also available with audio guide) (order: phone 6549 100)
* Exhibitions in Pulga and Jüri-Jaagu farms and in the stable of Kolu Inn. Architectural exhibition in Sassi-Jaani farm (in summer).
* Nature trail. The nature trail was renewed in 2009. For those interested, we advise to buy a small booklet in the museum shop to familiarize oneself with the sights. The trail is perfect for getting acquainted with nature both individually and in a group.
* Horse rides and domestic animals. Cat Hanno – in Kuie School; horses Hubert, Ulaan and Amoros – in summer one of them is waiting at the horse stop by Kolu Inn. Pigs on Pulga farm, sheep on Sepa farm. You can also meet deer, foxes, elks and other wild animals, but it is not advisable to get too close to them.
* Playgrounds for kids by Kolu Inn and on the swing ground by the sea.
* Bicycle, sledge and cart rent (at the main entrance of the museum)
* Handicraft gifts and souvenirs in the museum shop
* Traditional cuisine in Kolu Inn
* Leigarid folk dance ensemble performs every Saturday and Sunday at 11:00 in Sassi-Jaani farm (in summer).

NB! Be sure to take a virtual tour around the museum on our homepage www.evm.ee (in English: http://www.evm.ee/keel/eng/ )
In addition to scenic sights here one can find information about history of the Estonians and the farm complexes of the museum. Each tour (Kolu Inn, Roosta, Jüri-Jaagu, Pulga, Köstriaseme and Sassi-Jaani farms) is supplemented by a respective photo gallery.
Virtual tour will be updated in the first half of this year.
We were happy to find out that the museum’s virtual tour has already attracted attention of The New York Times commentator!