MUUSEUMI, Varbuse küla, Kanepi vald, Põlva maakond
See photos (10) In July 2019, the exciting permanent exhibition called 'Controlling machines' (Masinate valitsemine) was opened in the new Machinery Hall of the Road Museum. The idea behind the exhibition is the contradictory power relationship between cars and their drivers. The exposition consists of three sub-expositions: car culture, traffic education, and road machine display. Each part conveys the importance and potential of controlling cars in a different way.
The Machinery Hall:
1,500 m2 of exhibition space
120 tons of machines
New educational programmes
Exciting events
The middle part of the hall, the Traffic Education Centre, can be converted into a conference and event hall with a capacity of up to 150 people.
Tuesday–sunday: 10:00 - 18:00
Monday closed
Friday–sunday: 10:00 - 18:00
Monday–thursday: closed
Adult:
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12 €Child:
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8 €Family ticket:
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24 €Pensioner:
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8 €University student:
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8 €School student:
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8 €Group price:
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10 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Adult:
from
12 €Child:
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8 €Family ticket:
from
24 €Pensioner:
from
8 €University student:
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8 €School student:
from
8 €Group price:
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10 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Pets allowed
WIFI
Food and drinks
Wheelchair access
The museum is 48 km from Tartu, 22 km from Võru, and 12 km from Põlva. When coming from Tartu, take Võru maantee to Reola intersection and turn left onto Põlva maantee. Once you reach the county border of Liiva (Põlva County sign), turn right onto the old Tartu–Võru highway or Postitee. On the narrow Postitee, you will drive through Vooreküla, Karilatsi, and Ihamaru villages. Cross the Ihamaru intersection and in five kilometres, you will arrive at the Road Museum.
| Bus: | Varbuse |
