Maarjamae Castle

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History and Heritage at Maarjamae Castle

Maarjamae Castle, constructed in 1874 for a Russian count, is a neo-Gothic limestone structure. The building was recently renovated and reopened in 2018, celebrating Estonia's centenary with the exhibition 'My Free Country'.

The castle grounds house the Estonian Film Museum and a branch of the Estonian History Museum focused on 20th-century Estonia. Notably, a Soviet sculpture graveyard resides at the site, and a Socialist realist mural depicting 'Friendship of Nations' adorns the banqueting hall.

Unforgettable Highlights

  • Soviet Sculpture Graveyard 🗿
  • 'My Free Country' Exhibition 🇪🇪
  • Socialist Realist Mural 🎨

Access to the castle is typically free, attracting tourists, families, and historians alike for a glimpse into Estonia's rich past.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Maarjamae Castle

Renovation History

The main building underwent renovations and reopened in 2018.

Centenary Celebration

The exhibition 'My Free Country' was launched to celebrate Estonian independence.

Unique Murals

The banqueting hall features a mural with a depiction of Lenin among others.

Location

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