Manija Island Museum

Manija Island Museum

Manija Island Museum

Manija küla, Pärnu

Manija, the second largest island in Pärnu County, is only 4.5 km in length and 0.5 km in
width.
The entire island is covered by the Manija landscape protection area, which was
established in 1991.
The island’s nature is special thanks to the growth of rare plants, coastal meadows filled with the singing of coastal birds, and the loud sound of natterjack toads. The erratic boulders on the island are also objects of the ancient nature.
In Manija Museum, you can see items related to seal fishing, everyday items, and Manija clothes. There is a permanent exhibition on the ground floor of the museum, which gives an overview of the culture and history of the people of Manija. There is a traveling exhibition hall on the first floor. Crafts and souvenirs can be bought on site.

Times and prices

Advance bookings only

  • Adult 3€
  • Child 0€
  • Pensioner 3€
  • University student 2€
  • School student 1€
  • Group price 50€

Features

  • Order information
    • Allow users to place orders
  • Guide
    • Russian
    • English
    • Estonian
  • Equipment
    • WC
    • WiFi
    • Seminar room
    • Recreation area/picnic ground
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Free parking
    • Suitable for children
  • Other
    • Show sharing
  • Additional services
    • Souvenirs
    • Workshops
    • Visitor centre
  • Payment options
    • Cash only
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    • Manija
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    • Upon presentation of ISIC card

Location

You can get to Manija Island with the ferry Mann which departs twice a day from the port of Munalaiu. The ride takes about 15 minutes.

Access

  • Signposted
  • Sealed access road
  • By car
  • On foot only

Coordinates

58°12’57″N 24°7’20″N

In the nearby region

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