Tõstamaa Muuseum

About the museum

The Tõstamaa Muuseum (Tõstamaa Museum) opened in 2006 in the cellar and chimney hall of Tõstamaa manor. The museum tells the story of local life through objects and photographs.

The cellar hall displays tools, school supplies, household objects, objects from the Soviet era and objects connected with maritime research and fishing. On the first floor, in the chimney hall, there is a fireplace chimney and changing temporary exhibitions. In the manor complex there is also a separate cellar hall with a private collection on the history of cinema, and frescoes.

From September to the end of May, visits to the manor and the museum are possible only with a guide, by prior arrangement; a tour lasts 45 minutes to one hour.

Highlights

• Local life told through objects and photographs
• Cellar hall with tools, school supplies and fishing objects
• Chimney hall with a fireplace chimney
• Manor frescoes and a private collection on cinema history in the cellar hall

Permanent exhibition

• Keldrisaali püsinäitus – The cellar hall contains tools, school supplies, household objects, and objects from the Soviet era and connected with maritime research and fishing.

Founded

2006

Admission & discounts

Payment in cash, by invoice or by mobile payment on site.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

There is a cash machine in the village.

Amenities & dining

• Wi-Fi

Free WiFi.

Events & venue rental

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