In the museum you can learn about the life of the Old Believers, their church and cuisine culture and icon painting. Tel: +372 53745471.

Tel: +372 5374 5471.

The Church was built in 1740.

The largest prayer house for Old Believers in Estonia, which can accommodate over a thousand people.

The church operated there until 1957, after which the building became a flour and furniture store. In 1980 it regained its functions as a temple, but was placed at the disposal of the Baptist church rather than the Orthodox church.

The museum exhibits items related to the life of the Old Believers. Tel: +372 7726445.

The prayer house features stained-glass windows by Dolores Hoffmann.

The collection includes over 120 items related to different weights and other weights. Tel: +372 55650811.

The bridge with a load capacity of 15 tonnes was designed in 1931 and completed in 1934.

The Orthodox church is unique in its appearance and dates from 1864.

The construction of the Neo-Gothic church began in 1877 according to the design of architect J. Maas. The church was completed and consecrated in 1880.