Kajaka tänav 17a, Sillamäe
See photos (16) Sillamäe was, for a long time, a secret and closed out town due to the uranium concentration plant which was built there. Our museum provides an overview of the town’s history and development. The museum was built with objects from the private collection of the shale-chemical factory.
Today, there are six different halls in the museum with an exhibition in each hall: history of Sillamäe; a 1950’s room; farm life in Vaivara parish at the end of the 18th century and in the first half of the 20th century; history of the Sillamäe factory; and a hall called ‘Muusikalaegas’ (Music chest).
The mineral room is unique thanks to its ability to provide an overview of the origin of Estonian dolomite, limestone, and granite. It is also possible to examine gems.
Tuesday–friday: 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Monday, sunday closed
Adult:
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15 €Child:
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0 €Family ticket:
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34 €Pensioner:
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8 €University student:
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8 €School student:
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8 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
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Wheelchair access
Take Kesk Street until V. Majakovski Street (Hotel Krunk) and turn right. Continue straight and turn left before the last intersection. Take the road between the two houses. The two-storey building inside the park is the museum.
| Bus: | Kultuurimaja, Sauna |
