Järvamaa Museum

Paide, Estonia

Järvamaa Museum was found in 1905. The former veterinary clinic in Paide Lembitu park was adjusted for museum building in 1950s. The permanent exhibition about the county was opened in 1956. Nowadays museum still functions in the same building. You can visit Järvamaa museum in Paide from Tuesday till Saturday.

Reference: Visit Estonia

Address

Lembitu puiestee 5, Paide, Estonia

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Details

Founded: 1905
Category: Museums in Estonia
Historical period: Part of the Russian Empire (Estonia)

More Information

www.jarva.ee
www.visitestonia.com

Rating

4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)

Interesting Sites Nearby

Paide Castle (0,6 km)
Paide Church (0,5 km)
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Kirna Manor (6,5 km)

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Järva-Peetri Church (16,9 km)
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User Reviews

Liis Erit (2 years ago)
Not open sat-sun. Went especially for that to Paide.

Smart Denks (4 years ago)
If you haven't been there, I definitely recommend visiting this place. Museum of a good home place.

Hamad Hassan (5 years ago)
Nice place

Kristel Orav (6 years ago)
Väga mitmekülgsed näitused-väljapanekud. Sõbralikud ja teadjad töötajad.

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