Memorial to Cyrillus Kreek

Cyrillus Kreek, an influential Estonian composer born in 1889, left a significant mark on Estonia's cultural landscape. His memorial, created by Aime Kuulbusch, stands at his former residence by Vaikese Bay, emphasizing his connection to Haapsalu.

The memorial was established to commemorate Kreek's substantial contributions to sacred music, folk songs, and choral canons. It serves not only as a tribute but as a cultural site reflecting Estonia's musical heritage, surrounding nature enhances the solemnity of the location.

Must-See Wonders

🎼 Composer's Legacy: Discover Kreek's impact on sacred music and folklore.
🏡 Historic Location: Situated by his childhood home, connecting past and present.
🌊 Scenic Backdrop: The serene shores of Vaikese Bay provide a tranquil experience.

Accessibility is free, making it an ideal visit for tourists, families, and historians interested in Estonia's rich musical history.