Attractions in Rapla County

The twin-towered church and the colourful history of the manor house, the tracks of the savages and the ancient forts. Let Raplamaal tell your story!

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Sillaotsa Farm Museum

In a museum established by a home inspector and wildlife protector Aleksei Parnabas in 1982, You can explore the life and manners of Velise township from XIX century to modern days.
In an exposition barn (renovated farm barn) You can watch temporary exhibitions. Museum has a 17 ha territory, where You can study almost 200 different kinds of trees and bushes. If You order in advance, You can ride a horse or a carriage. Come and take part in different theme-days – bake bread or study natural calendar holidays. You can also go to Velise educational track from the museum and familiarize yourself with local nature and culture.

Järvakandi klaasimuuseumi avatud hoidla väljapaneku giidiga tuur

Muuseumi avatud hoidla näitus – 2800 klaasist eset.
Ainulaadne avahoidla näitus tutvustab klaasi ajalugu Eestis, millised nägid välja inimeste kasutuses olnud klaasist tarbeesemed läbi aegade, sh kõige tavapärasemad. 

Museaalid on süstematiseeritud ajastute ja tooteliikide kaupa. Käsitletav ajaperiood on viimased 250 aastat. Avatud väiksematele gruppidele (kuni 15 in) ettetellimisel, soovi korral giidiga tutvustus. 
Hoidlanäitusele sissepääs eraldi piletiga. Muuseumi pilet ei kehti. 

NB! Asukoht on muuseumikompleksist 213m kaugusel.

Riho Sibula tuba Raplas

28. novembril 2023 avati Rapla Kultuurikeskuses Riho Sibula pärandile pühendatud tuba. Riho Sibula toas on eksponeeritud Rihole olulisi asju, seal hulgas kaks tema võib-olla kõige olulisemat kitarri läbi tema loometee.

Lisaks on toas mõned isiklikud asjad, nagu piip ja meile kõigile tuntud kaabu ning spetsiaalselt Riho jaoks tellitud kitarriplokid, mis on tulnud meistri enda pühendusega Ameerikast.

Toast leiab suurepärase valiku plakateid, plaate ning loomulikult kuulub Riho juurde muusika ning tema loomingut on võimalik seal ka kuulata.

Riho Sibula tuppa pääseb kohvik Hollivuudist. 

Eesti Huumorimuuseum Purkus

Eesti Huumorimuuseumi tegevuseks on huumoriga seotud esemete kogumine, säilitamine ja eksponeerimine, huumoriõhtute- ja loengute läbiviimine, karikatuuri ja sarži töötubade korraldamine ning kõik muu, mis mahub mõiste huumor alla. Muuseumi huvisfääris on kõik, mis on seotud huumoriga, eeskätt Eesti huumorikultuuriga.

Eesti Huumorimuuseum on suunatud huumorimeelsele inimesele, meid võivad külastada nii üksikisikud kui ka ekskursioonid. Soovi korral on võimalik tellida ka giid koos loenguga “Huumori mõistmisest”.

Sillaotsa Talumuuseumi näitusesaal

  
Sillaotsa Talumuuseumi näitusesaalis on võimalik vaadata mitmeid eriilmelisi väljapanekuid, alates muuseumi varasalvedes hoitavast, kuni teiste muuseumite rändnäituste ning kutseliste kunstnike loominguni.

Sillaotsa Talumuuseumis on palju taluelus kasutatud tarbeesemeid, tööriistu ja masinaid, mida võib oma käega katsuda ja ringi ajada.

Dendro- ja metsapargis saab tutvuda ligi kahesaja eri liiki ja vormi puu ning põõsaga.

Raimond Valgre Museum

Composer Raimond Valgre (1913-1949) lives in the hearts of every Estonian. Everyone has a slightly different take on the man, but almost all see him as a dreamer, a romantic, talented through and through and completely dedicated to music – of which he is a creator of magical melodies. Musicals, plays and films have been made about him; books have been written about him; monuments have been dedicated to him; and his songs are always being sung. Valgre’s contribution to Estonian music and his connections to Rapla, where he spent his childhood years, gave rise to the idea of the Raimond Valgre Museum. Here you can find out all about his life and work, while his famous songs play in the background.

Järvakandi glass museum

Järvakandi is the glass capital of Estonia. Its glass museum is located at the place of residence of an old glass master. Here you can find out about the history of the glass industry not only in Järvakandi, but Estonia as a whole.
Did you know…?
  • The first glass workshop was constructed in Järvakandi in 1879
  • Come and try pouring molten glass with your own hand at the museum workshop!
  • Discover the basics of glass making and about the methods and technology involved in lessons at the museum
  • Various exhibits are on display in the new exhibition building of the museum
  • Mahtra Peasant Museum and Atla-Eeru Tavern

    Mahtra Peasant Museum displays everyday items and tools from the 19th century and the 1858 Mahtra War with its background and events.

    Atla-Eeru tavern, where various thematic events are held, is a part of the Museum.

    Good to know:

    – We offer various exhibitions and workshops!
    – Atla-Eeru tavern is the only original peasant tavern in Estonia.
    – In Atla-Eeru tavern, you can bake your own bread!
    – Here, you can celebrate the old folk feast days!

    Linda Raus’ room

    Linda Raus (née Portsmuth) was a folk artist with an extraordinary range: she played the saxophone and accordion; staged operettas and plays; conducted choirs; taught hundreds of people folk dances; was the director of county and national folk festivals; and penned and directed dozens of performances.
    Did you know…? *This room provides a concise overview of the life’s work of Linda Raus *Lessons are held here every Tuesday at which you will meet some very interesting characters
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    Rapla central square

    2018. Rapla’s central square, opened in 2007, is part of the “EV 100” programme, which has resulted in central squares in several other Estonian cities besides Rapla. The central square is covered with concrete slabs on a level surface and features a flag field, a colourful fountain, cycle parking, a playground, seating areas and landscaping.

    There is a cosy café called “Hollivuud Lounge” on the central square, and on Thursdays there is an “OTT” (producer-to-consumer) fair.

    Okta Centrum Raplas. Foto Siim Solman

    Octa Centrum

    1977. Completed in 2005, the KEK building stands as a monument to Soviet-era architecture. The building resembles a landed UFO.

    Interesting to know:

    • Everything in the building is octagonal – the floor plan and even the bins.
    • The octagonal pond, which appears to be a spatial reflection of the house, is effective.
    • The architects of the building are Toomas Rein and Aulo Padar.
    • During the Soviet era, people from all over the Soviet Union visited the special building.
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    Raplamaa Centre for Contemporary Art

    If you want to raise your artistic awareness and develop your creativity, you can learn new skills on our various art courses. We also organise a range of cultural and artistic events, training courses, workshops, study trips, create art projects and collaborate with other creative industries.

    The Raplamaa Centre for Contemporary Art has grown out of the Rapla Art Society’s Art Workshop. Rapla KKK introduces Estonian contemporary art both in Estonia and abroad.

    Our mission is art. If you’re an art lover too, come and let’s create new values together. Courses can be booked in advance. Open Tue-Fri 15-18 during exhibitions.

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