Rootsi-Kallavere küla muuseum

Description

The Swedish-Kallavere village is called the historic core of the great Kallavere village. In Maardu, the city of Maardu has bathed a large piece of land, and in the former fields nine-fold panel houses stand, but a shadowy village street is already a few steps away. The archaeologist Vello Lõugas named the farm block on the border of two worlds as a "village on the front line" and urged the villagers to repair the broken rockfish. The people of Sweden and Kallavere were not limited to rocky gardens, and today, in two former cow dwellings, we can imagine how in this small village near the village we lived before. Next to agricultural tools, household items and fine linen, there is a knitting area with a knit fabric in the village museum and a boat house that hides the rare fish boats from the 1930s in northern Estonia.