Narva Hermann Castle

Narva Hermann Castle: A Historical Stronghold

Narva Hermann Castle stands as a testament to the region's turbulent past. Built in 1256 by the Danes, the castle features various architectural styles shaped by its German, Swedish, and Russian overseers.

This fortress boasts the Tall Hermann Tower, which rises 51 meters high, and is renowned as Estonia's most well-preserved defense structure. The castle grounds cover 3.2 hectares, providing insight into medieval life through its museum and workshops.

Notable Features

🏰 Interactive Handicraft Workshops: Visitors can engage in traditional crafts in the northern courtyard.
📜 Rich Historical Exhibits: The museum showcases the extensive history of Narva and the castle’s role in it.
🔭 Scenic Views: The castle offers panoramic views of the Ivangorod Fortress across the river.

This location is accessible with a mix of paid and free-entry options, appealing to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.