Murru vangla

One of the Best Places To Visits in Rummu Frequently mentioned in reviews: 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. Quite interesting buildings. We didn't realize we had to take a paper guide with us which would have allowed us to get an audio guide. Without it, the remained a bit distant. A guided tour could be very interesting. You could enter the area with your dogs, but it's not recommended to go inside the buildings, but it was nice when the whole group could go into the area together and take turns waiting in the yard with the dogs. However, it is worth considering barbed wire and possible glass shards when walking with your dog. Next time we'll take the guidebook with us so we can get more out of the place. Could be better organized (signs etc). It’s a vast while on some parts of the area there are certain open private bussinesses (car mechanics etc) and at some points it’s not really clear if you are still in the exhibition or you have entered private property. One of the nicest museums that I've been to but the lack of information about the and the in general makes it a 4/5. Very creative transition from a former and rock quarry where the prisoners did herd labor to a family friendly tourist attraction and scenic beach with a water park, boat rental, swimming, a cafe and restrooms. Something you don’t find very often that is interesting to all ages. An old post-Russian converted into a museum. At first glance, it seems interesting, but quickly becomes dated. It gives the impression that 20 years ago, someone created a museum, prepared exhibitions and descriptions, and then left it without support or renovations. It's worth a visit if you have time to kill, but it's nothing spectacular. Very interesting place. Spooky and very open to explore around the buildings. If you go, especially with kids, watch out as lots of sharp edges - random bundles of barb wire in dark rooms, broken glass, etc. We knew if this place as a destination for scuba diving. In this occasion we didn’t dive, but saw the museum and quarry. Had a lovely meal at the cafe and walked around the quarry. Great place to visit and learn how the system worked over the years. An intriguing place, didn't feel much like a museum but like being in an apocalyptic movie. No staff anywhere and you can just walk around and explore. Many are at risk of collapsing and there are warning signs for that, although nothing to stop people from entering those buildings. Combined tickets for the quarry and this were not available yet on the 24th of May when I visited, so the price was a little too much in my opinion... I wouldn't recommend it but just so you know, to enter you pay for one spin of the gate, and two people standing close to each other can enter with the one spin... 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.