Lihula cloister medieval manor ruins.

You can see the river flood-lands from the sightseeing tower located on the left bank of the Kasari river; here the migrating birds rest during the spring flood period.

The Kirbla Niklav church, built in Southern Estonia in the 16th century in late gothic style, is one of the smallest churches in Estonia.

The commemorative stone for the academician Eerik Kumari born in Kirbla.

The bridge, paved with land stones and built in 1904, was damaged during World War II; in its time it was the longest concrete bridge in Europe and Russia with a foundation cut from granite blocks.