Vaivara Blue Hills Museum

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very authentic place. Historical exposition, it's like a memorial for the fight of 1944, that took place there nearby Igaunijas vēsture dažādu laiku redzējumā. Ļoti profesionāls personāls, lieliska gide Museum is very small, many millitary objects 近くのモニュメントは、見る価値が高いが、ミュージアムはスキップしても良い。寄付のつもりで訪問されたし。 Small, but interesting, surprisingly no photos allowed If you happen to be in Ida-Viru you really should visit this place! The owners were friendly and they let you hold a WW2 gun. There are also WW2 related things in the gift shop Interesting look at the conflict that took place, helpful guy on the desk. The Blue Hills museum has a great collection of local relics. The owners are very friendly & educated and speak all kind of languages. You can actually hold an MG42 or a PPSH in this museum. It is small but when you are in the area, a must-see. The museum was closed according to the website but we called the number on the page and they came and opened for us. Really recommend a visit here if you have the opportunity. Really interesting stories and objects here. Amazing museum and curator! They're very friendly and knowledgeable! We highly recommend it! Was a brilliant experience getting your hands on the weapons and equipment and walking around the local area to see where the Germans/Estonian’s fought the Russians. Sehr einfach aber nett - scheint eine private Initiative zu sein Maksmine sularahas. Väga huvitav oli! Looked closed, but after milling about looking at artifacts outside, the owner came to open the doors. We paid, and he left us to look around. There are few signs on the artifacts, but summaries posted on the walls tell the main phases of the battle. Be sure to drive to the memorial on the hills afterward. A hidden historical gem in the Estonian Blue Hills, a museum stuffed with original artefacts from the Narva campaign during WW2, it will be expanded in the future , so they can put a recovered IL2 Sturmovik plane on display It is such a great place, I especially like the memorial stones for the European volunteers. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.