Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

St. Catherine’s church is the only Medieval one in Muhu. Its starchy thick walls hint that the church was used as a fort or shelter as well. A most rare Viking time trapeze shaped grave stone is bricked in its wall – a proof that the island sets o...

The year of building the church and the origin of its architectual forms are still being disputed but the work did culminate between the 13th and 14th century. It is known the church served as a stopover for the pilgrims from Scandinavia and Gotla...

A pseudo-Gothic church (architect Friedrich Axel von Howen) built on a medieval foundation in 1885. The interior reflects the colours of the Estonian flag. A very old church bell. A wheel cross on the buttress, unique stone crosses and a memorial (1989)...

St. James' church is like a well-kept secret. Its story is literally hidden beneath the many grout layers added on its walls after the fire in the Livonian War. A fireplace in the tower tells the church was used as a hide out during the troubled times a...