The Kalevipoeg Museum
Objects of interest, Audio info available, Accessible, Accessible to parents with baby-strollers
Object list
The national epic ‘Kalevipoeg’ is the most translated work in Estonia. The story, about an ancient hero, is worth discovering and there is no better place to do so than in Kalevipoeg’s Home in Jõgeva County.
The Kalevipoeg Museum has been thoroughly renovated by 2020, and here you can be part of the adventures of the giant hero through interactive exhibits, virtual reality, games, films and other exciting tools. In addition, Kalevipoeg’s Playground and adventure park await visitors.
Description
When arriving to The Kalevipoeg Museum you can easily park near the entrance of the museum where you can easily also move towards the museum. Accessible entrance for wheelchair users is behind the main building but there is no special signing what would help with the navigation and since the threshold is a bit higher then we recommend to arrive with an assistant. Inside the museum you can find different accessible activities for different target groups and the staff is very friendly.
Accessibility
Facilities
Prices: Full tickets: 9€ / Discounted tickets: 6€ / Family tickets: 19€ / Virtual reality experience: 5€ / Guided tour: 25 €(up to 20 visitors, 45-60 minutes, in Estonian, Russian or English)
From June to August: daily 11am to 6pm / From September to May: Wednesday - Sunday 10am - 5pm / Adventure park: from June to August daily 12am to 6pm / Offseason: bookings only
The national epic ‘Kalevipoeg’ is the most translated work in Estonia. The story, about an ancient hero, is worth discovering and there is no better place to do so than in Kalevipoeg’s Home in Jõgeva County.
The Kalevipoeg Museum has been thoroughly renovated by 2020, and here you can be part of the adventures of the giant hero through interactive exhibits, virtual reality, games, films and other exciting tools. In addition, Kalevipoeg’s Playground and adventure park await visitors.
Description
When arriving to The Kalevipoeg Museum you can easily park near the entrance of the museum where you can easily also move towards the museum. Accessible entrance for wheelchair users is behind the main building but there is no special signing what would help with the navigation and since the threshold is a bit higher then we recommend to arrive with an assistant. Inside the museum you can find different accessible activities for different target groups and the staff is very friendly.