Tuesday
- 13. Oct
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
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Wednesday
- 14. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Thursday
- 15. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Friday
- 16. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
XXVI Sauna Cup - Rudolf Lumiste Memorial Tournament
International basketball tournament. Teams from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, and Sweden.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Wiedemanni spordihoone
Saturday
- 17. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Curator-led tour of the exhibition "The Worlds of Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter"
Curator Laura Eichhorst will guide you through a world of stories, connections, and deeper meanings.
Ilon's Wonderland
XXVI Sauna Cup - Rudolf Lumiste Memorial Tournament
International basketball tournament. Teams from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, and Sweden.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Wiedemanni spordihoone
Sunday
- 18. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
TerviseStuudio’s Autumn Training Day at the Fra-Mare Yoga House
We invite you to a delightful Sunday workout session at the Fra Mare Yoga Studio.
13:00 – Beloved instructor Silja Siller: Yoga for Fitness
14:15 – Kristi Rein: Fun, dance-based Zumba (indoor sports shoes required)
15:30 – Anželika Murik: Stretching and mobility class
13:00 – Beloved instructor Silja Siller: Yoga for Fitness
14:15 – Kristi Rein: Fun, dance-based Zumba (indoor sports shoes required)
15:30 – Anželika Murik: Stretching and mobility class
Fra Mare Thalasso Spa Hotel
XXVI Sauna Cup - Rudolf Lumiste Memorial Tournament
International basketball tournament. Teams from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, and Sweden.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Age groups: men 35+, 45+, and 55+; women 25+, 45+, and 55+.
Wiedemanni spordihoone
Tuesday
- 20. Oct
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Wednesday
- 21. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Thursday
- 22. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Friday
- 23. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
Saturday
- 24. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Sunday
- 25. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Exhibition CONVERSATION by Mare Mikoff and Berit Talpsepp-Jaanisoo
Okas museum / gallery
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Monday
- 26. Oct
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Tuesday
- 27. Oct
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Wednesday
- 28. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Thursday
- 29. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Friday
- 30. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Group exhibition "Intermediate island"
An island is always more than just a place on a map. It is a pause between the mainland and the horizon—simultaneously a boundary and a sanctuary. This intermediate realm stems from the island as a state of being, a space where outer and inner landscapes begin to mirror one another. Five artists work in this in-between space across various Estonian islands and coastal areas.
Asuküla community house
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Saturday
- 31. Oct
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Sunday
- 01. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
School Holiday at Ilon's Wonderland: 'In Our Hands'
Workshops for schoolchildren.
Ilon's Wonderland
Wednesday
- 04. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 05. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 06. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 07. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 08. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 11. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 12. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 13. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 14. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 15. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 18. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 19. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 20. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 21. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 22. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 25. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 26. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 27. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 28. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 29. Nov
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 02. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 03. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 04. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 05. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 06. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 09. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 10. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 11. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 12. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 13. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 16. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 17. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 18. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 19. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 20. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 23. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 24. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 25. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 26. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 27. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 30. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 31. Dec
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 01. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 02. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 03. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "Marimekko Patterns – A Finnish Design Classic"
Organized by the Finnish Institute, this touring exhibition offers an overview of Marimekko's work and traces the history and success story of the world-renowned Finnish design house founded in 1951. Featuring Marimekko’s celebrated patterns, the display is enriched by items gathered from homes across Western Estonia. This year, Marimekko marks its 75th anniversary.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 06. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 07. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 08. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 09. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 10. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 13. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 14. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 15. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 16. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 17. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 20. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 21. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 22. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 23. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 24. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 27. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 28. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 29. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 30. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 31. Jan
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 03. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 04. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 05. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 06. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 07. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Exhibition: "The Worlds of Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter"
Astrid Lindgren wrote "Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter" in 1981, marking her last major novel. It is a tale woven from childhood memories, the journey of growing up, and a deep bond with nature. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ronia's character. On display are nearly all of Ilon Wikland’s original illustrations for the book, on loan from the Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden.
Ilon's Wonderland
Exhibition: "The Collection in Focus – 20 Years of Ilon Wikland's Work in Haapsalu"
Marking the 20th anniversary of Ilon’s Wonderland this year, the center reflects on two decades of showcasing the art of world-famous illustrator Ilon Wikland. The exhibition reveals how an art collection unexpectedly takes shape and grows, offering visitors a rare chance to experience the collection as a cohesive whole.
Ilon's Wonderland
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 10. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 11. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 12. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 13. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 14. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 17. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 18. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 19. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 20. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 21. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 24. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 25. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 26. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 27. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 28. Feb
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 03. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 04. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 05. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 06. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 07. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 10. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 11. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 12. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 13. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 14. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 17. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 18. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 19. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 20. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 21. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 24. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Thursday
- 25. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Friday
- 26. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 27. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 28. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
History of Estonian Railways and Communications
Step back in time at the grand early 20th-century railway station. Housed within the historic building, the Railway and Communications Museum showcases 150 years of railway history alongside the evolution of telecommunications. NB. From autumn to spring, only the Imperial Pavilion exhibition is open to visitors.
Railway Station
Exhibition: "Resort Town Guide"
Tracing the evolution of Haapsalu from the 1820s, when Dr. Carl Abraham Hunnius pioneered the research and medical use of local curative sea mud. By the late 19th century, Haapsalu had grown into a resort town of national prominence. During the era of Estonian independence in the 1920s–1930s, the town further expanded as a premier spa and summer destination.
Haapsalu Town Hall
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 31. Mar
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 01. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 02. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 03. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 04. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 07. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 08. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 09. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 10. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 11. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 14. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 15. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 16. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 17. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 18. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 21. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 22. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 23. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Saturday
- 24. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Sunday
- 25. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Installation "Silverware and broken knife"
Ants Laikmaa museum
Wednesday
- 28. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 29. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 30. Apr
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Saturday
- 01. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Sunday
- 02. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Wednesday
- 05. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 06. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 07. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Saturday
- 08. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Sunday
- 09. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Wednesday
- 12. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 13. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 14. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Saturday
- 15. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Sunday
- 16. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Wednesday
- 19. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 20. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 21. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Saturday
- 22. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Sunday
- 23. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Wednesday
- 26. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Thursday
- 27. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Friday
- 28. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Saturday
- 29. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle
Sunday
- 30. May
Haapsalu Episcopal Castle
The heart of Haapsalu since 1279. The castle and its museum bring medieval town life vividly to light, while the castle's viewing platforms offer breathtaking panoramic views across the town.
Haapsalu Castle