Kase Antsu võrgukuur
A fisherman’s net shed in the fishing village of Lohusalu, preserved intact and now a museum: fishing gear, fishermen’s clothing and photographs of the village’s fishermen.
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About the museum
The Kase Antsu võrgukuur (net shed) in Lohusalu village is a fisherman’s shed that has been preserved intact and converted into a museum. The display includes fishing nets and other fishing gear, fishermen’s clothing used from the Soviet era to the early 21st century, and photographs of Lohusalu village and its fishermen.
Highlights
- Fisherman’s net shed preserved intact
- Fishing nets and fishing gear
- Photographs of Lohusalu fishermen
Permanent exhibition
- Kalamehe võrgukuur – The net shed, preserved intact, with fishing nets, fishing gear, fishermen’s clothing used from the Soviet era to the early 21st century, and photographs of Lohusalu village.
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Getting there & parking
By car
Free parking
Amenities & dining
- Wi-Fi
Events & venue rental
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