Sindi Museum (Sindi)

 museum, interesting place, tourist attraction

The town of Sindi, located in Pärnu County, became known for the products of the local Kalevala factory. It was here that the first cooperative in Estonia, the clothing factory association, was founded on November 17, 1902. In 1982, an amateur museum began operating in this historic building, which is still operating today.Sindi Museum ExhibitionToday, the Sindi Museum houses several exhibitions. The main one is, of course, related to the local factory and tells the story of the city's textile industry and the lives of factory workers. The museum also provides an overview of the city's history and sports and social life. The museum's exhibits include tools and crafts used in the last century. The museum rooms are small rooms where the exhibits are located. You can hire a guide to explore the museum.Sindi Museum employees communicate with visitors in Estonian, English and Russian. A paved road leads to the museum building. Visitors should follow the signs so as not to miss this attraction.