Lovely museum. Some of the exhibitions only are in Estonian and Russian. Would benefit from English displays too. Castle itself is very nice. A lot to see and walk around.

Nice surrounding and nature. It is nice to contact to 4elements and water, forrest, butterflies and animals. Natural formations to explore and feel in to. Watch your step. You reach this place with car or bike. Enjoy!!Nice surrounding and nature. It is nice to contact to 4elements and water, forrest, butterflies and animals. Natural formations to explore and feel in to. Watch your step. You reach this place with car or bike. Enjoy!! A place to stay and enjoy or to hike and explore the coastal line. Perfect for treasure hunting. Good place

Very interesting and surprisingly large old windmill turned into a restaurant. I like that you can also dine inside any of the multiple floors of the mill or on the terrace of the mill on the second floor. Food was very good but the portions were smaller than expected suggesting multiple courses should be taken.

Very nice place to visit. Recommend to not leave coats in dressing room in cold weather. Usually they have open rooftop to see surrounding areas.

Maria and Father Paul were absolutely amazing!!! So welcoming and full of love and light. Thank you for the blessing of my pregnancy.

My home church,always in my heart

(Translated by Google) Lossi 1, Kuressaare linn, Saaremaa, 58.252608, 22.485001 ‎ 58° 15' 9.39", 22° 29' 6.00" The building of the Knights' Assembly was built at the end of the 18th century. At first it was used as a warehouse for storing wool, which was floated by water to Riga in the spring. Then it was used as a store and pharmacy. Now the building houses the parish government. (Original) Lossi 1, Kuressaare linn, Saaremaa, 58.252608, 22.485001 ‎ 58° 15' 9.39", 22° 29' 6.00" Здание Рыцарского Собрания построено в конце 18 века. Вначале его использовали как склад по хранению шерсти, которую весной сплавляли по воде в Ригу. Потом его использовали как магазин и аптеку. Сейчас в здании находится волостная управа.

The dinner was simply SO good! And the guy who attended our table was so friendly, helpful and funny - he really made our evening special. Thanks 😊 it's all it takes - friendliness and little smile 😊😁

An interesting place with multiple types of art being displayed and sold. There's a unique lottery where, for 2 euros, you can win a ceramic object made by children; you get to choose from the available items. I found it to be fun and worth the money. Meanwhile, a small art exhibition is situated on the first floor. A very friendly and pleasant young woman attended to us. However, be prepared for the possibility that the bank terminal might be down, so it's better to have cash.

Nice

(Translated by Google) I found both a gift and something for my wall, thanks! (Original) Leidsin nii kingituse kui midagi ka oma seinale, aitäh!

(Translated by Google) A friendly congregation (Original) Sõbralik kogudus

This is a small family business with a nice attitude. For 7eur per person have multiple fun activities: play with torture tools, dress with different armors, dress medieval clothes, medieval games, learn to do candles, arrow shootting, makes your own coin and play with bunnies 🐰. You can buy some small cookies, clothes or souvenirs done in this island or by them. I recommend totally this place, plus I've learn some fun games in a bit of history. So 7 euro fun.

(Translated by Google) Vallimaa 7, Kuressaare, Saaremaa, 58.257627, 22.484280‎ 58° 15' 27.46", 22° 29' 3.41" The Aaviku House Museum is a branch of the Saaremaa Museum in Kuressaare in the Jänästeküla district, located at Valimaa 7. The museum features an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of the Estonian linguist Johannes Aaviku and local cultural figure Joosep Aaviku. The museum was opened on June 19, 1992. Between 1896 and 1926 Johannes Aavik lived in this house. From 1961 until his death in 1989, Joosep Aavik, an organist, choir and orchestra director and music critic, lived in the same house. Johannes Aavik (Estonian Johannes Aavik; December 8, 1880, Laimjala, Saaremaa island, Estonia - March 18, 1973, Stockholm) - Estonian linguist, reformer of the Estonian language. In 1902 he graduated from the German-language gymnasium in Kuressaare. In 1902-1903 he studied at the University of Tartu. In 1903-1905 he studied at the Nizhyn Historical and Philological Institute in Ukraine, and in 1910 he entered doctoral studies at the University of Helsinki. He was a member of the Young Estonia organization. From 1926 to 1933 he taught at the University of Tartu. In 1934 he was appointed inspector of public schools. Aavik became the author of a unique experiment in radically updating the Estonian language, which even affected its grammatical basis. He developed a simplified sentence structure in the Estonian language, and also proposed a number of new word roots, which he borrowed from Estonian and Finnish dialects, based on the associativity of sounds and semantic meanings. Together with the poet and translator Villem Ridaloy, he managed to introduce over 300 new words into the modern Estonian language. Among Aavik's most widely used grammatical inventions is the short superlative form of adjectives. He continued his work on the reorganization of the Estonian language after 1944 in exile in Sweden, where he published an atlas of dialects of the Estonian language, a conceptual dictionary, an etymological dictionary and other works. (Original) Vallimaa 7, Kuressaare, Saaremaa, 58.257627, 22.484280‎ 58° 15' 27.46", 22° 29' 3.41" Дом-музей имени Аавику - это филиал сааремааского музея в Курессааре в районе Янэстекюла расположенный по адресу Валимаа 7. В музее представлена экспозиция, посвящённая жизни и деятельности эстонского лингвиста Йоханнеса Аавику и местного культурного деятеля Йоозепа Аавику. Музей был открыт 19-го июня 1992-го года. В период с 1896 по 1926 год в этом доме жил Йоханнес Аавик. С 1961-го года и до своей смерти в 1989 году в этом же доме проживал Йоозеп Аавик - органист, руководитель хора и оркестра и музыкальный критик. Йоханнес Аавик (эст. Johannes Aavik; 8 декабря 1880, Лаймьяла, остров Сааремаа, Эстония — 18 марта 1973, Стокгольм) — эстонский лингвист, реформатор эстонского языка. В 1902 году закончил немецкоязычную гимназию в Курессааре. В 1902—1903 годах учился в Тартуском университете. В 1903—1905 годах обучается в Нежинском историко-филологическом институте на Украине, в 1910 году поступил в докторантуру университета Хельсинки. Был членом организации «Молодая Эстония». В 1926—1933 годах преподавал в Тартуском университете. В 1934 году был назначен инспектором народных училищ. Аавик стал автором уникального эксперимента по радикальному обновлению эстонского языка, который коснулся даже его грамматической основы. Он разработал упрощенную структуру предложений в эстонском языке, а также предложил ряд новых корней слов, которые заимствовал из эстонских и финских диалектов, исходя из ассоциативности звуков и смысловых значений. Вместе с поэтом и переводчиком Виллемом Ридалой сумел внедрить в современный эстонский язык свыше 300 новых слов. К числу наиболее широко используемых грамматических изобретений Аавика относится, например, краткая форма превосходной степени имён прилагательных. Работу по реорганизации эстонского языка продолжил и после 1944 года в эмиграции в Швеции, где издал атлас диалектов эстонского языка, концептуальный словарь, этимологический словарь и другие труды.

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