Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Though already the Danish Census Book from a century earlier mentions a priest owning farmland in Lüganuse the church its self appears to the historical records in 1373. A legend says the church went untouched in the Nordic War for someone had put...

It is probable that the building of this church started in the end of the 13th or in the beginning of the 14th century. From the Medieval interior there has remained the tile of the altar which, from the 17th century, has functioned as a floor til...

There are several hundreds of terracotta figures on the walls of this 14th century built church which make it unique not only in Estonia but in the whole of Europe. Most of the figures inside were found old fashioned during the Antique exal...