Mahtra Peasantry Museum

Juuru, Estonia

Mahtra Peasant Museum displays everyday items and tools from 19th century, and the 1858 war of Mahtra with it's background and happenings. Atla-Eeru tavern, where various thematic events are held, is a part of the Museum.

Reference: Visit Estonia

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Muuseumi tn, Juuru, Estonia
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Category: Museums in Estonia

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Rein ReinpƵld (2 years ago)
Very good guide work!
Maris Soonsein (2 years ago)
It is especially good to visit the museum with a guide!
Mirjam Kilk (3 years ago)
I really liked porridge day or soup day, that is what the peasants used to eat. A lot of new and interesting things. Friendly, kind family and delicious food. Worth going. ?
Sirje Sutt (3 years ago)
The younger generation could pass through there, they would become smarter. Opens at 11:00 a.m
Aivo Kink (4 years ago)
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