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Piece of history

Museum is educative and well spent time. I am wondering, if museum can be expanded and some more... read more

Reviewed 8 March 2018
Uku S
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Saaremaa, Estonia
Kärdla's past

You'd hardly imagine that Kärdla had an industrial past. You are updated on the history of the... read more

Reviewed 11 November 2014
bhliedtke
,
Hennef, Germany
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Reviewed 8 March 2018

Museum is educative and well spent time. I am wondering, if museum can be expanded and some more exhibitions could be shown to customers to prolong good time in the middle of history.

Date of experience: March 2018
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Reviewed 11 November 2014

You'd hardly imagine that Kärdla had an industrial past. You are updated on the history of the family of the von Ungern-Sternbergs and what they promoted in Kärdla.

Date of experience: October 2014
3  Thank bhliedtke
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Reviewed 14 July 2014

Standing exhibition on the Ground floor concerns the history of the woollen factory at Kardla, the development of social housing for the factory workers and a domestic display of the Baltic German Baron who was the estate owner.
Current ground floor 'art' exhibition is a display of 'plaid' murals by a local weaver.
Current 1st floor 'art' exhibition are half a dozen displays of ceramics by local potters.
The fee as for all Hiiumaa attractions is tiny - I seem to recall 2€ per person.

Date of experience: July 2014
3  Thank Derettens O
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Reviewed 9 July 2022
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Date of experience: June 2022
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