Soera Talumuuseum

About the museum

The history of the Sooääre farm goes back at least 200 years. The oldest part of the threshing-barn dwelling is a threshing room with an earth floor from the first half of the 19th century, where people lived and grain was dried in the autumn; the living room with chambers was built in the second half of the 19th century. The museum complex also includes the smoke sauna, the paargu (summer kitchen), a barn, a cellar, a cart shed and a dining house (former cowshed), as well as an old log well. The museum is run by the Palade Loodushariduskeskus (Palade Nature Education Centre).

Highlights

• Threshing-barn dwelling from the 19th century with an earth-floored threshing room
• Smoke sauna, paargu, barn, cellar and cart shed
• Old tools and household items in all the buildings
• Old log well

Permanent exhibition

• Hiiu talu 19. sajandil – Archaic tools and the household items needed in former times are displayed in the threshing-barn dwelling, the smoke sauna, the paargu, the barn, the cellar, the cart shed and the dining house; Soera was a typical 19th-century Hiiu household.

Operated by

Palade Loodushariduskeskus

Admission & discounts

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

Amenities & dining

• Museum shop

Souvenirs are on sale.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent

A seminar room is available for hire.

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