Jäneda muuseum
The museum in the main building of Jäneda manor presents the development of Jäneda village, the last owners of the manor, the von Benckendorffs, and Estonia’s first agricultural school.
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About the museum
The museum is located in the main building of Jäneda manor and takes visitors on a journey through time that begins about 5,000 years ago. The exhibition gives an overview of the development of Jäneda village, the story of the von Benckendorffs, the last owners of the manor, and the importance of Estonia’s first agricultural school. The manor also houses the Urmas Sisaski tähetorn (observatory), where a concert in the observatory can be booked.
Highlights
- History of Jäneda village and manor
- Story of the von Benckendorffs
- History of Estonia’s first agricultural school
- Guided tours in several languages
- Urmas Sisaski observatory at the manor
Permanent exhibition
- Jäneda küla ja mõisa ajalugu – The exhibition tells the story of the development of Jäneda village from about five thousand years ago, the von Benckendorffs, the last owners of the manor, and the importance of Estonia’s first agricultural school.
- Operated by
- Jäneda Mõis OÜ
Admission & discounts
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | The museum is located in the main building of Jäneda manor. Guided tours are offered in Estonian, Russian, Finnish, English and German. |